BREAKING NEWS: Kaka Rep Says Leaving Milan For Manchester City Is "Not Impossible"

Manchester City do stand a chance of landing Milan ace Kaka this month, according to his representative, Diego Kotscho.

Kotscho, having already spoken to Italian press and insisting his client cares about a lot more than money, today spoke exclusively to Sky Sports News and said that a move is nevertheless not out of the question.

"We know about this meeting yesterday in Milan," he said. "For Kaka, we have to wait for the [agreement] between the two clubs. "It's not just about money. We have to see a good project and if Man City can become one of the top teams of the world - then we can negotiate to join them."

Happy In Milan

The agent, speaking from Kaka's hometown of Sao Paolo in Brazil, refuted the notion that his client has become unsettled by the arrival of fellow big names, Ronaldinho and David Beckham. "He's very happy in AC Milan," he declared. "He's happy with who he works for. It's not a problem for him to play with David or Ronaldinho and the top players in the world."

He did, however, end by saying that the Premier League has its attractions - with Kaka having said himself that the idea of playing there if things went awry with Milan - and ultimately, a deal is possible with any club if a fee is agreed with Milan.

"Of course the Premier League is one of the best leagues of the world," continued Kotscho.

"It's not impossible, but they need to have a deal with Milan."

The English press have been in a frenzy speculating that the transfer could be worth anywhere between £100-120 million and that the attacking midfielder himself could earn anywhere between £200,000-a-week (over 25% increase on his current, already highly lucrative salary) to the ridiculous realms of £500,000 per week, which would come to £26m earned per year.