Brazil and AC Milan playmaker Kaká has said he is ready to make an impact for the Seleçao at the World Cup Finals in Germany.

Kaka, who was a sideline player in Japan/Korea 2002, feels he is ready to contribute far more to the Seleçao’s World Cup effort than he was able to four years ago.

Brazil won a record fifth World Championship title in Japan, but Kaka was merely a bit-part player in the tournament, this time the AC Milan star is looking to make a major impact against the world’s best in Germany.

“It was very important to have participated in 2002, I learned a lot just by being there," said Kaká. "I've matured since then, and today I'm more prepared to play for Brazil."

“I know how things work in soccer. I'm actually happy that I have more responsibility now - I'm ready to face it!"

Brazil have been drawn in Group F, alongside Australia, Croatia, and Japan, with Brazil looking to win their sixth World Championship title.

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