The Rossoneri boss is touted to take charge of Chelsea starting next season, and his future at San Siro is far from secure.

Several reports recently suggested that Ancelotti, who's also linked up with Real Madrid, is aiming to coax Kaka into joining his next club, but the Brazil star assured he has no intention of leaving.

"I am tied to the club, and of course, to the coach," said the 27-year-old. "But I have a contract through 2013 with Milan and not with Carlo Ancelotti.

"Right now my contract speaks clearly and with regards to any transfer news related to me it will be the club that speaks."

"In the future many things can happen, but it's difficult to imagine myself far from Milan.

"As I have said many times, until Milan and I don't have the same aims, there will be no problems."

Back in January, Manchester City made a hefty offer of €108 million for Kaka, but he preferred to stay.