Real Madrid president Florentino Perez has told the club's fans that the Spanish champions are not interested in selling Brazilian playmaker Kaka, despite reported interest in him from a number of clubs.
"We've never said that we wanted to sell Kaka, and we've never tried to sell him," Perez told supporters at an assembly of club members on Sunday.
Kaka, who joined Madrid from AC Milan in 2009 for a then world record fee of 65 million euros ($83.6 million), was reportedly approached by a number of clubs over the summer, including big-spending French side Paris Saint-Germain.
The Brazilian has not played a single minute of competitive football this season and does not appear to feature in the plans of Madrid coach Jose Mourinho.
The 30-year-old has been unable to recapture his Milan form during his three years in the Spanish capital, but Perez said he had demonstrated his worth in other ways.
"Kaka has earned us lots of money," said Perez.
"He came to the club three years ago as an investment that has brought us big profits. Economically speaking, it's a transfer that has borne fruits."
Source: AFP
