Milan have decided to sell Rafael Leao for at least 60 million euros, but have not yet received formal offers from teams such as Barcelona or Tottenham.
Multiple sources in Italy report that Milan have already decided to sell Rafael Leao for at least €60m, yet the Portuguese winger hasn't yet received formal offers from any club, including Barcelona or Tottenham. Milan have decided to part ways with their star winger Leao this summer. Both Gazzetta and Sky Sport claim that the Rossoneri will consider offers of at least €60m for the Portuguese star, hoping that his performances at the World Cup will further increase his value. Leao is under contract at San Siro until 2028, and his deal includes a €175m release clause. Tuttosport adds that Milan owner Gerry Cardinale is "fed up" with the Portuguese and is waiting for offers for him, but is also eager to extend Christian Pulisic's contract. The problem for Leao is that neither he nor Milan has received any formal proposals so far. Gazzetta explains that Barcelona and Manchester United have only made initial approaches, while the Portuguese was offered to Tottenham, who are still assessing summer reinforcements on the left wing. Leao is uninterested in moving to the Saudi Pro League or Turkey and will be waiting for offers from clubs in Europe's top leagues. The Portuguese has scored one goal and provided one assist at the 2026 World Cup and has already confirmed his desire to take on a new challenge this summer.
Orgryte sporting director Pontus Farnerud has confirmed negotiations for Michael Parker, a midfielder linked to Celtic and other teams. The situation is becoming interesting on the market.
Tottenham are preparing to make an £85 million bid for Bournemouth youngster Kroupi, while Salah could return to Spain at Atletico Madrid. Arsenal and Liverpool are active in the transfer market with different objectives.
The Friulian club has completed two transfer operations to strengthen the midfield available to Kosta Runjaic. The new arrivals are Giorgi Chakvetadze and Unai Gomez.