Kaka has "no regrets" about his decision to reject a move to Manchester City in favour of Real Madrid.

City's executive chairman Garry Cook accused AC Milan of "bottling" the deal which would have made Kaka the highest paid player in the world had it gone through in January.

Instead, Kaka opted to move to the Bernabeu in a reported £56million transfer last summer.

And, for all the money (£200 million) spent by City to try and establish themselves as a potent force, the 27-year-old playmaker is content he made the right move.

Speaking ahead of Brazil's friendly international with England in Doha on Saturday Kaka said: "Do I regret not moving to Manchester City? No. I am happy with what I have chosen in my life.

"I've spoken a lot to Robinho and he is very happy there and Manchester City have bought a lot of quality players.

"But now I am with Real Madrid and very happy with the choice I made.

"I have no regrets with the decision I made."