Milan owner Silvio Berlusconi has dismissed suggestions of a return of Kaka from Real Madrid in the summer but has added that he would be welcome by the club's fans if he does come back in the future.
The Brazil international midfielder joined Madrid from Milan in the summer of 2009 but endured a disappointing 2009-10 season, and his future at the Bernabeu has been wrapped up in uncertainty ever since.
Reports have been making the rounds that Kaka could return to Milan at the end of the current campaign but Rossoneri patron Silvio Berlusconi has quelled such suggestions and told Tuttosport, "Should he want to come back, it would be good news. Anyway, I don't think it is possible, not at this moment."
However, he added, "But should he want to come back, this would really be great news for Milan and for all supporters."
Milan CEO Adriano Galliani also calmed suggestions of a return for the 28-year-old and told RaiDue, "Kaka's return to Milan? Ricardo earns too much, because in Spain they pay less taxes.
"I am sorry that he has problems in Madrid, but to come back to us he would have to drop a lot his salary. We can afford the wage of only one [player like] Ibrahimovic."
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