Rafael Leao trains in Brazil amid uncertainty over future at Milan
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 25, 2026, 12:10 PM
Last updated Jul 25, 2026
Milan winger Rafael Leao is training in Brazil while speculation about his future intensifies. After Portugal's exit from the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Leao remains on holiday in Brazil, preparing at Corinthians' home ground. With Milan heading for a pre-season tour in Australia, reports suggest Leao may stay at San Siro, despite interest from Fenerbahce and Galatasaray, the latter reportedly offering €50 million for his transfer. Leao prefers a move to the Premier League over the Turkish Super Lig, as he looks to join his teammates shortly.
- •Leao trains in Brazil post-World Cup exit with Portugal.
- •Milan set to tour Australia for pre-season next week.
- •Galatasaray reportedly prepared a €50 million bid for Leao.
- •Leao prefers Premier League options over a Turkish transfer.
- •Milan's squad decisions hinge on Leao's potential departure.
- 12:10 PMYahoo Sports — Report – Milan Superstar Trains in Brazil Amid Uncertain Future
"Milan winger Rafael Leao continues his pre-season preparations away from Italy amid growing speculation surrounding his future. According to Pianeta Milan, the Portuguese star is currently ‘enjoying...
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