Barcelona explores loan deal for AC Milan's Rafael Leão this summer
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 4, 2026, 4:30 PM
Last updated Jul 4, 2026
Barcelona is reportedly considering a loan move for AC Milan winger Rafael Leão. The club is looking to bolster its attacking options and sees Leão as a potential fit. The Portuguese player has expressed his desire for a new challenge, while AC Milan is also open to selling him if appropriate offers arrive. The Italian club prefers a permanent transfer to fund a replacement but could entertain a loan if they do not receive bids in the range of €60-70 million. Barcelona has previously engaged with Milan for information regarding Leão's availability.
- •Barcelona is pursuing Rafael Leão from AC Milan this summer.
- •Leão desires a move away from San Siro for a new challenge.
- •AC Milan prefers a permanent sale but may consider a loan.
- •Barcelona has reached out to AC Milan regarding Leão's availability.
- •Transfer fee expectations from Milan range from €60-70 million.
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