Juventus have rejected AC Milan's deal that would see Kakhaber Kaladze swap for David Trezeguet.

Milan boss Leonardo has shown interest in Trezeguet, praising the 31-year-old's "extraordinary" strike rate.

According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Juve do not share the same enthusiasm for Milan's proposed exchange player, Kaladze.

The Old Lady have rejected the Georgian centre-back as part of the deal, as they are awaiting Barcelona's Martin Caceres.

The Uruguayan defender is set to be on loan to Turin, with Juve expected to make the move permanent for €10 million next summer.

The Bianconeri have asked for Milan's Marco Borriello instead, a request which was not well received by Milan chief executive Adriano Galliani.

Galliani declared in Milan's official website that Borriello was not in the market.

A stalemate it seems, as Juve sporting director Alessio Secco hung a ‘not for sale' sign on Trezeguet yesterday.