Milan star Kaka has refused to rule out a move to Real Madrid.
Brazilian ace refuses to rule out Italian job
Milan star Kaka has refused to rule out a move to Real Madrid.
The playmaker has been consistently linked with a transfer to the Bernabau with Real making little secret of their interest in the Brazilian.
Milan, the current UEFA Champions League holders, spent most of the close season turning down Real's advances for Kaka.
However, rumours have now suggested that Real are prepared to renew their approach for the 25-year-old.
Star asset
Real are thought to be lining up a fresh bid for Kaka in the January transfer window as the Primera Liga champions bid to defend their title.
Milan club president Silvio Berlusconi, however, has said that the Serie A giants would do their best to prevent their star asset from leaving.
Kaka, though, has not ruled out a move to Italy in the wake of the fresh speculation and press reports suggest that former Real president Florentino Perez could be in line for talks with Milan.
"I have a contract with Milan until 2011, I am not in a hurry to renew it and neither are Milan," Kaka told Italian media.
Move
"Florentino Perez must talk with Berlusconi. If they find an agreement okay, otherwise I stay here."
Kaka has also hinted that his Brazilian compatriot and current Barcelona ace Ronaldinho could be interested in a move to Milan.
"Everytime we meet up with the national team, Ronaldinho asks me about Milan, the team and the club," added Kaka.
"I don't know if he can come. Certainly he has feelings for us."
