Topics: MLS, Orlando SC, Kaká
The 32-year-old Brazilian is the third oldest player on the roster. He recently scored against David Villa's NYCFC.

Kaká is wasting no time in making an impact with his new team, Orlando City Soccer Club. The team recently announced that the 2007 FIFA World Player of the year would be their captain for their first-ever season in Major League Soccer.

“Kaká has demonstrated great leadership both on the field and in the locker room since the start,” Orlando's head coach Adrian Heath said to the club's website.

The Brazilian’s role on the team will extend off the field. He is the liaison in between the team and the club’s front office. He must ensure that everyone on board enjoys a healthy environment during training and games.

The former star with Milan A.C. and Real Madrid, recently scored in a friendly game against New York City F.C. where both teams would tie at one. Kaká served the ball to Molino and he returned the favor to the Brazilian who found a space between the keeper and the post to send the ball into the net.

WATCH: Kaká score against David Villa's New York City FC 

Orlando will host the same team for their 2015 MLS season opener on Sunday, March 8. The first regular season game in the history of both teams will be played at Orlando’s Citrus bowl, which has a capacity for 70,000 spectators.

The MLS will celebrate its 20th anniversary this year. Players like Pele, Hugo Sanchez, David Beckham and now Kaká are making out of the United States professional soccer league, one of the most attractive ones for players.

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