The 27-year-old is believed to be on the wish list of Real's newly-appointed chairman Florentino Perez, who's renowned for his insatiable appetite for superstars.

"I'll say for the last time and I mean the last time. I do not want to leave Milan," Kaka told fans as he arrived at the local airport.

"I beg you, in this moment I would prefer to be silent because I don't want to be badly interpreted or, worse still, manipulated."

Kaka's statements were released right after Milan vice-president Adriano Galliani confirmed Real's interest in the Brazilian playmaker.

"On the rumors that regard Kaka I repeat that he is still a Milan player. There is no doubt he is the object of desire of two important European clubs, just like Pato," Galliani told reporters.

"This means that they view Milan well and we will look to resist the assault from European clubs that make more than us and have different tax rates."

From his side, Milan legend Paolo Maldini, who has just hung up his boots, is not certain Kaka will remain at San Siro this summer.

"I don't know if he will stay at Milan," the former Italy defender said. "If Ancelotti has been cryptic about his future, Kaka has been even more so."