Milan ace Kaka has cast doubts over his future by telling the Spanish Press that he would like to play for Barcelona or Real Madrid.

In recent times there has been constant speculation from Spanish newspapers Marca and AS that the Brazilian ace will succumb to the lure of La Liga.

While most stories have been based on hearsay, it seems that there is some truth in them as the midfield ace has unexpectedly revealed his desire to play in Spain.

“Milan are a great team, but one day I would like to play for Real Madrid or Barcelona,” the Brasilia native admitted.

“I’d rather play in La Liga than the Premier League because I think the Spanish sides pass the ball around more.”

It was revealed last week that Kaka had argued with boss Carlo Ancelotti after the 1-1 draw with Catania last weekend and the 25-year-old admitted that interest from other clubs was flattering.

“It’s always a source of satisfaction when other clubs want to sign you, but the Press are constantly saying things like that,” he stated.

Despite securing just one win from six in Serie A, Kaka still believes that the biggest worry is the defeat against Celtic last Wednesday.

“Our main objective remains the Champions League because nobody has ever retained it,” he stressed. “For Milan it is always better to win in Europe than to win the League.

Kaka is strong favourite to win this year’s Balon d’Or award for European Player of the Year, but he finished by playing down the significance of the prize.

“It’s not an obsession,” he grinned. “I think I’m most likely to win it after all I did in 2007 with Milan in the Champions League where I was top scorer, but the 2002 World Cup was an equally important triumph.”