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City are reported to have offered more than £100million for the Brazil playmaker plus a record-breaking salary and Bosco Leite, who acts as his son's advisor, will meet a delegation of Milan officials to clarify the situation.

Noises coming out of the San Siro over the weekend suggest the Serie A giants are willing to negotiate a transfer.

Milan's general manager Adriano Galliani said: "The future of Kaka is not already set in stone. We still have to evaluate, think hard and decide.

"We are in a particularly difficult time with financial problems all over the world and those spread to football.

"What has changed from a year ago? Quite simply, the world is worth half of what it was. Things have changed.

"Unfortunately football is built in a certain way so now you cannot carry on without the cheques from a patron as other clubs keep on raising the financial bar."

And coach Carlo Ancelotti admitted he had already contemplated life without the 2007 world player of the year, adding: "If he were to leave, I would be very sorry. If things were to change, then I would have to consider a team without Kaka.

"We as a club have always worked together to create a team and that is precisely what will happen after this affair."

City manager Mark Hughes, though, warned that any deal is a long way from being completed.

"We are a million miles away from actually concluding the deal. The scale is large and there are too many elements to it.

"It's not a case of talking to the club, talking to the boy and getting the deal done in 24-48 hours. You have to give it the time that it deserves."

Kaka put his hand to his heart, waved emotionally and applauded the fans after Saturday's 1-0 win over Fiorentina at the San Siro.

"The fans showed a great gesture of affection to Kaka," Galliani added to Sky Italia. "There are no replacements for Kaka because he is unique."

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