AC Milan has reportedly maintained its valuation for Rafael Leão, despite the Portuguese player expressing a desire to depart the club. While the striker has indicated a preference for a move to the Premier League, sources suggest that no definitive offers have materialized from English clubs at this time. The only club mentioned as showing concrete interest is Galatasaray, but reports indicate that the Turkish side has not submitted an offer deemed acceptable by the Milan management.
Furthermore, the club retains the option to keep the player within its squad. AC Milan has set a firm asking price, demanding a transfer fee of €60 million for the Portuguese asset. This valuation suggests the club believes the player is worth significantly more than the €40 million figure that was previously discussed in Turkey.
Consequently, the current minimum requirement for a transfer is set at €50 million, supplemented by an additional €10 million in performance-related bonuses. The persistent financial demand underscores the club’s commitment to maximizing the return on the player’s contract. Negotiations remain centered on bridging the gap between the external offers and the high financial threshold set by the Milan board.
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