Kaka denies deal with PSG, plans Madrid stay

Madrid: Kaka has denied a newspaper report claiming he has reached an agreement to sign with Paris Saint-German in January, saying he is committed to Real Madrid.

Italian daily Gazzetta dello Sport reported on Wednesday that the Brazil playmaker had agreed to personal terms with the French club after the two clubs had agreed a 25-million-Euros deal.

Kaka wrote on his Twitter account: "It isn't true that I have made any agreement with another club ... I am totally focused on following my personal and collective goals at Real Madrid."

The French club have been linked with Kaka in recent times, but it has always been suggested that Madrid are unwilling to sell the Brazil international.

Kaka has disappointed since his 65 million Euros move from AC Milan in June 2009, as injuries and lackluster play has seen the former world player of the year fail to cement a regular starting place.

The 29-year-old Brazilian has scored four goals in 20 appearances for the Spanish leaders.

PSG coach Carlo Ancelotti stated on Tuesday that he had not given up on landing Kaka, whom he coached during his time in charge of AC Milan, but hinted at a summer swoop for the 29-year-old.

The Ligue 1 leaders remain keen to bolster their squad after failing to lure AC Milan striker Alexandre Pato to Paris earlier in January.

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