Manchester City are reviving their push for AC Milan star Kaka.

The Sun says Milan executives have travelled to Manchester for talks with Cook, who famously accused the Italians of "bottling it" last January when Kaka decided turned down the chance to leave the San Siro.

The paper says City advisers still believe the Brazilian can be tempted to join Mark Hughes' side, even though Real Madrid remain his first choice.

Presidential elections at the Bernabeu this summer are likely to see both Kaka and Cristiano Ronaldo linked with Madrid.

Kaka has also been linked with Manchester United, saying: "They have some great players in Giggs and Scholes and especially Wayne Rooney.

"One of my best friends, Anderson, is also there - how can anyone say no? They are the English and European champions and a great club to play for."

However, United have since distanced themselves from any move for the former World Player of the Year.