Kaka could make an emotional return to Milan

AC Milan have admitted to being in talks with Real Madrid regarding the possibility of taking Kaka back to Italy on loan.



Kaka spent six memorable years at Giuseppe Meazza prior to making a big-money switch to Spain in 2009.



The former World Player of the Year has struggled to produce his best in Madrid, and is now deemed surplus to requirements.



Milan have expressed an interest in his services in the past, but have been unable to put an agreement in place.



They are hoping for a more positive outcome this time around, with a loan offer having been put to Real president Florentino Perez by his Milan counterpart Silvio Berlusconi.



Milan's TV station, Milan Channel, have revealed that negotiations are underway, with Kaka having declared on Wednesday during a visit to Italy that he would be open to a move.



He told Sky Italia: "To come back to Milan, I am ready to do anything.

"It's not a good situation for me at Real Madrid. I have already asked Milan to find a solution because during my time with Milan I enjoyed some of the best moments of my life."

Kaka unsure over Madrid future

Real Madrid forward Kaka is unsure if he will still be at the Bernabeu past January after struggling to force his way into the first team.

The Brazilian playmaker, who cost Los Blancos £56million when he joined from AC Milan in 2009, has suffered from a long-standing knee injury as well as a lack of form.



Kaka has made just one league start this campaign - against Celta Vigo in October - and even then he was replaced at half-time.



On Tuesdy night the 30-year-old made a rare start and was named as captain as Real, who were already assured of a spot in the knockout stages, beat Ajax 4-1.



Kaka scored the third, but his future at the club is unclear with LA Galaxy said to be interested.



Former Galaxy and Real midfielder David Beckham, who played with Kaka at AC Milan, talked up a move for the Brazilian, saying: "We'd welcome any player of his skill and calibre at Galaxy."



However, Kaka, who still has three years left to run on his deal with Real, claims there has been no contact although admits he could soon leave last season's Primera Division champions.



"No, now I have (heard) nothing (from LA Galaxy)," he told Spanish newspaper AS.



"I keep doing my job to stay in Madrid. Then, to see what happens and what the club wants. It's not a comfortable situation for either the club or me.



"I do not know what will happen. I have a contract until 2015.



"The club called me (in the summer) and we did not find a solution. What January? I do not know, I hope to know what the club wants. If they choose a solution, I'm open to talk."


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Kaka's Real exit talks denied

Kaka's father and agent has denied reports that the Real Madrid playmaker could join Corinthians or New York Red Bulls in the January transfer window.

The Brazilian continues to struggle for regular first-team football at Real and he was linked with a return to former club AC Milan over the summer.



With the transfer window on the horizon, speculation has claimed that Corinthians will try to tempt the 30-year-old back to Brazil and MLS club New York are also weighing up an offer.



However, Bosco Leite says there have been no negotiations regarding a transfer and confirmed that Kaka's preference is to stay in Europe.



"I don't know about that," Leite told Lancenet with regard to the rumours. "For now, as it stands now, he wants to stay in Europe.



"That might change but today, I don't know.



"Corinthians were never mentioned. And Corinthians themselves never said anything either."




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Real looking to offload Kaká in January

The winter transfer window is approaching and the potential departure of Kaká from Real Madrid is once again a talking point. The Brazilian has not had many opportunities this season and it seems Real intends to dispose of the player, whilst reducing the team's wage bill.



The Real Madrid camp is convinced that the midfielder will be offloaded in the winter transfer window. Brazilian side Corinthians and the New York Red Bulls are said to be keeping tabs on the player, as the club and José Mourinho look to facilitate his departure.



The Portuguese coach is determined to see the back of Kaká and is making life difficult for him at the club. Mourinho wanted to sell the Brazilian in the summer and hopes to do so in the near future, despite the fact that the player has been training extra hard over the last few months and has put on good displays when called into action, when the team has been struggling.



Kaká has only featured in eight matches this campaign, which has all been down to Mourinho. His first game was against Deportivo de La Coruña and he started against Ajax two days after being selected for the Brazil national team.



Sources at the club believe that Mourinho did not want the player to perform well for his country without having played for his club, which led the coach to use the midfielder in these two matches – in which he played to a good standard.



It is no secret that Mourinho wants rid of Kaká, who was surprisingly left out of the squad to face Alcoyano in the Copa del Rey.