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Another high-profile figure is keen on a move to Major League Soccer

Kaka says Spanish goalkeeper Iker Casillas is interested in a move across the water.

ORLANDO CITY PLAYMAKER Kaka has expressed his desire for former Real Madrid team-mate Iker Casillas to join him in MLS next season, but says the Spain goalkeeper is in no rush to leave Porto.

Casillas played with Brazil star Kaka for four years at the Santiago Bernabeu, before the latter departed to re-join Milan in 2013.

Kaka claims that Casillas, who left Madrid to join Porto in the close-season, is tempted by the idea of playing in MLS in the future and believes the league can become the strongest in the world.

โ€œI would like Casillas to come [to MLS] next year, but he told me he wants to stay in Portugal and play a little bit,โ€ Kaka told Cadena Cope.

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โ€œI think he likes the idea of coming to play here. In five or 10 years, the MLS will be the strongest in the world.โ€

Kaka added that he was able to persuade fellow Brazilian Julio Baptista to join him in Orlando due to their friendship, which started when the duo came through the ranks together at Sao Paulo.

โ€œJulio Baptista is a great friend who was without a club, so I told him to come and train with us,โ€ Kaka said.

โ€œWe will lend a hand.โ€

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    Mar 30th 2016, 11:49 PM

    Biggest league in the world my b0llix,china and the mls will always be retirement homes and the mercenaries destination of choice

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    Mar 31st 2016, 12:20 AM

    Funny this hostile attitude towards China and the MLS. Riddled with hypocrisy. Are they not allowed to have a league that wants to buy players? Should the rest of the world stop bothering so we can all watch the Premier League? The Premier League itself is packed with overpaid mercenaries but I bet you still watch it.

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