AC Milan star Kaka implied that he will think twice before handling his injury problems within the club in the future. The Brazilian, who was recently struggling with a nagging foot injury, is recuperating in his homeland and it seems that the Selecao doctors proved to be more efficient than their Milan counterparts. "My condition improved much more in a week in Brazil than it did in five at Milan," Kaka said I Gazzetta dello Sport. "I feel better and I'm not in pain. In the future I will address injuries in a different way. Football has changed a lot over the last few years. It has become much more physical and I need to protect my body. "It's hard to say whether Milan's doctors made mistakes, but I just know that I will handle it differently if I get injured in future." Brazil are sweating over the injury of the influential playmaker ahead of Wednesday's World Cup qualifier with Peru. Kaka missed the weekend's 1-1 draw with Ecuador in Quito. Meanwhile, Inter Milan full-back Maicon will miss the Peru tie with a thigh injury and could face up to a month on the sidelines. The 27-year-old, who injured himself in the match against Ecuador, has been one of the most consistent performers for the Nerazzurri so far this term.
