Watch Ricardo Kaka Former FIFA Ballon d'Or Winner Take The Shoot for Love Challenge

• Ricardo Kaka shoots his way to 10th place in the Shoot for Love Challenge #ShootForLove.
• Patrice Evra is still the current champion with 89 points.
• After completing the challenge, Ricardo Kaka nominated Neymar, David Luiz and Andrea Pirlo to participate.
• Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WlYbwZZ6hY8
• Images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/8337ys9uk2wn0nv/AABUv1Hi0wFOWIyRCiWxZmFEa?dl=0

Ricardo Kaka is the latest sporting luminary to take part in the Shoot for Love football-archery challenge. Nominated by Frank Lampard, the Orlando City SC midfielder was keen to beat Lampard's score of 80 points and raise vital funds for children with cancer.

Participants in the Shoot for Love challenge take 10 shots at an oversized archery target from 10 metres away. Each bull's eye earns 10 points, with points reducing as distance from the bull's eye increases. For every point scored the Korean Association for Children with Leukemia and Cancer along with sponsors such as PlayDog Soft make a generous donation to help children with cancer.

After shooting 10 times, Ricardo had racked up an impressive 78 points, just 2 shy of nominee Frank Lampard's score, although he did hit the bull's eye twice.

Patrice Evra recently shot to the top of the leader board, knocking John Terry and Jonjo Shelvey into 2nd position.

The global challenge is set to continue after Ricardo Kaka nominated Neymar, David Luiz and Andrea Pirlo to participate. Evra nominated Cristiano Ronaldo, Ryan Giggs and Paul Pogba.

Jun Kim, Director of the Shoot for Love Challenge, said, 'We would like to express our deepest gratitude to Kaka for his valuable time to help the children suffering with cancer.'

'The campaign has already attracted football royalty from around the world, with Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp, Spanish legends Carles Puyol and Raul Gonzalez, Chelsea F.C. Captain, John Terry, New York City FC midfielder Frank Lampard, Tottenham Hotspur Forward Harry Kane, PSV Eindhoven manager Phillip Cocu and many others raising funds for children with cancer.'

The Shoot for Love campaign is organised by Be Kind and the Korean Association for Children with Leukemia and Cancer. Since May, the challenge has raised over $200,000.

Can you beat Kaka's score or knock Evra's from first position? Take part in your very own Shoot for Love football-archery challenge and then nominate your friends. Click here to learn how you can help raise funds.

About Be Kind

Social enterprise Be Kind was founded in 2012 to promote a culture of fundraising for good causes in South Korea. Be Kind works to raise awareness and money for children fighting cancer.

Editorial notes

Shoot for Love participants don't donate money from their own pockets. Instead, sponsors such as the game company PlayDog Soft and the Korean Association for Children with Leukemia and Cancer are backing the campaign.

Participants so far:

Manager of Liverpool, Jurgen Klopp

Spanish legend Carles Puyol and Raul Gonzalez.

Captain of Chelsea, John Terry

Leftback from Chelsea, Cesar Azpilicueta

Midfielder from New York City FC, Frank Lampard

Forward from Tottenham Hotspur, Harry Kane

Midfielder from Tottenham Hotspur, Son Heung-min

Goalkeeper from Tottenham Hotspur, Hugo Lloris

Leftback from Juventus, Patrice Evra

Manager of PSV Eindhoven, Phillip Cocu

Captain of Borussia Dortmund, Mats Hummels

Midfielder from Inter Milan, Geoffrey Kondogbia

Midfielder from Newcastle United, Jonjo Shelvey

Midfielder from Swansea City, Ki Sung-yueng

Retired midfielder from Manchester United, Park Ji-sung

Midfielder from Southampton, Oriol Romeu

Retired midfielder from Villarreal, Marcos Senna

Texas Rangers baseball player Shin-soo Choo

Pittsburgh Pirates baseball player Jung-ho Kang

Media Contact:

Jun Kim Director | dongjun.kim@bekind.co.kr

Mob + 82.10.8620.0989 | Tel: + 82.70.8280.0989

www.facebook.com/shoot4love

Shoot for Love Haenuri Town 8th fl. 322-11 Shinjeong-dong, Yangcheon, Seoul, South Korea

Editorial Images:

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/8337ys9uk2wn0nv/AABUv1Hi0wFOWIyRCiWxZmFEa?dl=0

Editorial Videos:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WlYbwZZ6hY8