The same day Chelsea manager CarloAncelottisaid he was considering whether it was a good idea "for a young player to have experience on loan for six months".
After the game, boss CarloAncelottisaid he was encouraged by the display but sounded a note of caution to anyone believing the Blues' bad patch is well and truly behind them.
Chelsea manager CarloAncelotti refused to talk about the situation but said he is happy that "the club are trying to do everything they can to improve the squad".
Galliani said there was no chance of English club Chelsea -- who appointed former Milan coach CarloAncelotti as manager on Monday -- swooping in to beat Real for Kaka's signature.