Amid the infamous pursuit of Manchester City to AC Milan's Kaka, it was rumored that the Rossoneri would make a move for Ribery.

Even though the Citizens failed in their bid to lure the Brazilian, Bayern were quick to imply that their star man is not for sale.

"If Kaka is meant to be worth 120million (euros), then Franck Ribery is worth 150million," said Bayern GM Uli Hoeness on Tuesday.

"We would only perhaps start to consider selling him at a sum like this."

No Discussions

In the same manner, Bayern chairman Karl-Heinz Rummenigge reasserted the club's reluctance to even consider the exit of the 25-year-old.

"We stand by what we have said. We are not prepared to enter any discussions on Ribery no matter how high the offer," said the former Germany star.

Ribery, who joined Bayern last year from Marseille, enjoyed a glorious first-season at Allianz Arena, helping the Bavarians to an impressive double.

The dribbling wizard recently revealed his 'dream' of playing for the likes of Real Madrid, Barcelona, Chelsea and Manchester United, even though he said he is happy at Bayern.