AC Milan eyes Manchester United's Leny Yoro for summer transfer
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 25, 2026, 1:20 PM
Last updated Oct 25, 2026

AC Milan is exploring a potential transfer for Manchester United defender Leny Yoro, possibly valued between €40 million and €50 million. While Milan is focusing on immediate defensive needs ahead of their fixture against Udinese, the interest in Yoro pertains to a longer-term recruitment plan for the upcoming summer. Milan's current situation, compounded by injuries to several defenders, makes securing immediate reinforcements a priority. The club is considering options like Goncalo Inacio and Kim Min-jae for January, while also involving agent Jorge Mendes in discussions regarding a loan for Thiago Gabriel from Lecce. No agreements have been reached for any of these players.
- •Milan's search for defenders intensified due to injuries.
- •Yoro is targeted for a future transfer, not immediate.
- •Inacio remains a preferred January option.
- •Milan exploring loan possibilities for Thiago Gabriel.
- •Milan faces urgent needs ahead of the Udinese match.
- 1:20 PMYahoo Sports — Serie A giants could make £42m move for Manchester United star
"AC Milan transfer news: January defensive search takes shape as Yoro emerges for summerAC Milan’s need for defensive cover is becoming increasingly pressing, but their recruitment plans appear to in...
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