Samba star: Brazilian Kaka is Ancelotti's main man at the
San Siro.
Chelsea boss in waiting Carlo
Ancelotti wants Brazil superstar Kaka to follow him from AC Milan.
Italian Ancelotti is expected to be unveiled as the new man in
charge at Stamford Bridge when temporary boss Guus Hiddink returns
to the Russia national team after next weekend's FA Cup
final.
Milan are due to make an official announcement on Monday with
former striker Marco van Basten tipped to take the reins from
Ancelotti.
But Kaka, has no plans to take the same path as his
boss to the Premier League. 'I am tied to the club, and of course,
to the coach,' Kaka said. 'But I have a contract through 2013 with
Milan and not with Carlo Ancelotti. 'Right now my contract speaks
clearly and with regards to any transfer news related to me it will
be the club that speaks.'
He added: 'Manchester City's offer in January was real. But if
in the future the club decides to evaluate other offers for me, it
will be the club to announce it.
'If now they don't say anything it must be that there are no
offers. I am happy here.
'In the future many things can happen, but it's difficult to
imagine myself far from Milan.
'As I have said many times, until Milan and I have the same
aims, there will be no problems.'
Meanwhile, Jose Mourinho has claimed Ancelotti will definitely
be the Chelsea boss next season.
Crystal ball: Ancelotti (left) will end up at
Stamford Bridge, according to Mourinho
Mourinho, who won back-to-back Premier League titles
with the Blues before parting company with them in 2007, said that
he was '99.9 per cent' certain he was staying at Milan's rivals
Inter and added that he also knew the destiny of
Ancelotti.
'Ciro Ferrera will go to Juventus, Ancelotti will go to
Chelsea,' he said in a discussion with Paolo Rossi and Gianluca
Vialli on Sky Italia.
While owner Silvio Berlusconi has been critical of Ancelotti,
blaming him for the team's failure to stop Inter winning their
fifth consecutive Serie A title, there are others within the club
who would like their coach to stay.
