AC Milan sets transfer fee for Arsenal target Rafael Leao
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 31, 2026, 11:25 AM
Last updated Jul 31, 2026
AC Milan plans to part ways with Rafael Leao this summer after he expressed a desire to leave the club. Milan has reportedly set an asking price of around 50 million euros for Leao, who has been a key player for them in recent seasons. Arsenal, having tracked Leao for several years, now has a potential opportunity to acquire him. The impending transfer could enhance Arsenal's attacking capabilities, given Leao's noted speed and technical skill. Securing Leao is seen as a significant move for Arsenal as they seek to bolster their squad ahead of the new season.
- •Rafael Leao wants to leave AC Milan this summer.
- •Milan has set Leao's asking price at around 50 million euros.
- •Arsenal is among the clubs interested in signing Leao.
- •Leao's skills could add a new dimension to Arsenal's attack.
- •Milan has worked to retain Leao in past contract negotiations.
- 11:25 AMYahoo Sports — AC Milan sets asking price for long-term Arsenal target
"Rafael Leao is expected to leave AC Milan this summer, which means Arsenal could finally have the opportunity to sign one of the attackers they have followed for several seasons.Leao has arguably been...
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