Rafael Leão and Milan. A story that may soon come to an end. The Portuguese striker, who is preparing with his team for the World Cup in America, should not continue his adventure with the Rossoneri and be loaned out in the next transfer window. After being whistled by the fans, Milan's number 10 had a negative season, as did the team, culminating in a disappointing end to the championship, which resulted in them not qualifying for the next Champions League. The fact that Leão is on the market is nothing new. Via Aldo Rossi's club values the player at around 50 million euros and is unlikely to accept offers lower than this amount, with 11 million euros being the stipulated value to register an added value. It is likely that offers of this type could come from the Arab world, although the player would prefer to remain in Europe. The Premier League would be the ideal destination, with Chelsea able to advance, but Leão would also consider offers from Spain and Germany. Furthermore, clubs in Turkey, such as Fenerbahçe, have expressed interest in recent days, and Galatasaray could also be in contention, but Leão would not be attracted to these options. We will see what alternatives will be available during negotiations.
