Following Luiz Felipe Scolari's appointment as Chelsea manager, reports have claimed he will look to bring his fellow Brazilian to Stamford Bridge.

Milan have already warned the Premier League club against making a move for Kaka, describing the potential signing as 'impossible'.

The Italian giants want Kaka to stay at the San Siro for the rest of his career and the 26-year-old is also not looking to change clubs.

"I appreciate Chelsea's reported interest, but I have not got the slightest desire to leave Milan," Kaka told Brazilian TV channel SporTv.

"The only way today to leave Milan would be if Milan want to sell me.

"But, from what I've seen, it seems difficult."

Meanwhile, Kaka insists he does not hold a grudge against Milan after the club blocked his inclusion in the Brazil squad for the Olympic Games in Beijing in August.

He added: "Milan have the right to veto me.

"I have spoken publicly about a desire to play in the Olympics.

"For now, the decision is this. Now the Brazilian Football Association could also make a request to Milan."