"From the first moment of the 2nd half we saw an alteration of attitude. We didn't get because of the alterations, that have been made in the twelfth second of the 2nd half, but because of the change we made. It had been the attitude of all the people that started the recovery.
"It does work that honestly he [Kaka] is playing well. His state of mind assists him and this is very important to the team, that he's another option and that he is playing well. That is usually positive.
Kaka's performance also received the reward of assistant coach Aitor Karanka, who had been pleased with the result of the team after planning behind to a Riki attack on 35 minutes.
"We knew that Deportivo were not playing well and saw us being an opportunity to change their fortunes. But in the 2nd half we improved our play, we scored two goals and we were able to simply take the three things home with us."
The gain moved Real to within 13 points of group leaders Barcelona, before Blaugrana surrounded out Sevilla later on Saturday morning. Regardless of the border remaining the exact same, Kaka believes success over Depor may boost Real's chances of claiming carpet this term.
"I am much better. What we've around the corner is fascinating and it is the important area of the time and if the boss wants me to play I will be there to greatly help in these matches."
"The team is playing well and things are getting better for me too. In football every thing changes quickly and I'm very happy to support the team win.
"[It was] an important success really hard match. In the very first half we were a little nervous and we made a few mistakes. In the 2nd half we increased and we won three points which are essential for us and for what's to come over the next few weeks," Kaka told the club's officials site.
True came from behind at the Riazor, with Kaka rating the equaliser before Gonzalo Higuain obtained an 88th-minute champion for the guests. After suffering a cause with limited game time, Kaka now thinks he can help his group as they check out hold their La Liga and Champions League hopes alive.
Kaka has expressed joy at his new change in fortunes, as the playmaker starred in Real Madrid's 2-1 comeback win over Deportivo La Coruna.
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