Kaka will not be leaving AC Milan for Spanish giants Real Madrid, according to the Brazilian star's father.

Spanish newspaper Marca recently reported that Real presidential candidate Florentino Perez had agreed a deal to bring the 27-year-old to the Bernabeu if he wins the election.

Marca claimed that a transfer fee of 63million euros and five-year contract worth 8million euros a year had been agreed upon by the two clubs.

But Bosco Leite, who is Kaka's legal representative as well as his father, dismissed these rumours in a statement on AC Milan's official website.

"There is no agreement with Real Madrid and it's not true to say that the player has already signed a deal with the Spanish club," he said.

"Kaka is more focused than ever on the final games of the season and he is still very attached to Milan.

"All information regarding the player is only credible and official if it comes from his legal representatives or from Milan. Any other information is baseless."

Former Real Madrid president Ramon Calderon also used a promise to secure the signature of Kaka as part of his manifesto in 2006.

Reports in the Spanish media suggest Perez will spend at least 200million euros on new signings if he is re-elected in June.