Aston Villa pursues Rafael Leao as Milan seeks summer sale
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 20, 2026, 2:35 PM
Last updated Jul 20, 2026
Aston Villa is reportedly interested in acquiring Rafael Leao from AC Milan this summer. With Leao open to a move to England, Milan is looking to finalize his situation quickly, demanding around €60 million for his transfer. Villa is motivated to add attacking depth after Morgan Rogers' departure to Chelsea, and discussions have linked Leao's potential transfer to that of Pervis Estupinan. Jorge Mendes is facilitating the search for Leao's new club. Milan is keen to avoid a distressed sale, as other English clubs have not made significant progress in negotiations.
- •Aston Villa is keen on Rafael Leao from AC Milan.
- •Milan seeks €60 million for Leao amid transfer interest.
- •Leao is interested in moving to England this summer.
- •Morgan Rogers has left Villa for Chelsea, prompting the search for forwards.
- •Jorge Mendes is facilitating potential deals for Leao.
- 2:35 PMYahoo Sports — Aston Villa interested in Rafael Leao, Jorge Mendes holds the key
"Serie A side Milan are likely to part ways with Rafael Leao this summer and with the player keen on a move to England, Aston Villa have emerged as a possible suitor.Sportmediaset – via Calciomercato...
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