Ancelotti contemplates Kaka exit
Kaka joined AC Milan from Brazilian side Sao Paulo in 2003
AC Milan coach Carlo Ancelotti has admitted for the first time that Kaka could move to Manchester City.
Milan have given their Brazilian star permission to discuss City's world record transfer bid of
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