Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson has
ruled out a possible move for AC Milan's Brazilian midfielder
Kaka.
The samba sensation has reportedly been a target for the Premier
League leaders, should Cristiano Ronaldo leave for Real Madrid this
summer.
The move would prove a sting in the tail for local rivals
Manchester City, who tried to sign Kaka in the January transfer
window, but Ferguson insists United will simply not pay over the
odds.
"What did Manchester City bid for Kaka - £100m? Do you think
this club would pay £100m for a player? It's nice talk," he told
the Daily Star on Sunday.
Meanwhile, speculation over Carlos Tevez's future is
mounting.
The Argentine is yet to sign a permanent deal with the club as
his two year loan deal expires this summer, but Ferguson hasn't
given up hope of retaining the striker.
"I don't have a player to bring in there on the horizon. No one
jumps out and we are still hoping to conclude our negotiations with
his agent," he said.