Adriano Galliani has revealed
that Milan have held talks with Chelsea over Didier Drogba, Andrei
Shevchenko and Kaka.
Shevchenko has been linked with a move back to Milan after two
disappointing years at Stamford Bridge, while there has also been
speculation about Drogba's future.
Milan vice-president Galliani met with Chelsea chief executive
Peter Kenyon on Tuesday and he has confirmed that the two strikers
were discussed.
The officials also spoke about Milan's Brazilian playmaker Kaka
but Galliani has insisted he will not be sold this summer.
Galliani maintains that Chelsea and Milan still have a good
relationship despite the Premier League club's interest in hiring
coach Carlo Ancelotti.
"Yesterday we had a chat with Mr Kenyon of Chelsea," Galliani
told Sky Sports News.
"We were talking about football things in general. We still have
a very good rapport with Stamford Bridge."
Asked if Shevchenko, Drogba and Kaka were discussed, Galliani
added: "Sure we talked about all these things.
"But I can tell you for example that Kaka is absolutely not for
sale.
"Just like Carlo Ancelotti he will be here next season."