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Tuttosport: The Leao pot – Bayern Munich prepare money for Milan star

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With Rafael Leao, there are always going to be clubs interested in him; that much is a given. However, AC Milan are standing strong.

The interest of Bayern Munich is only the latest in a long list of suitors. Knowing the Portuguese winger, it will also not be the last suitor to ever come forward. On each occasion so far, though, the answer has been the same. No.


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So far, this is the same with Bayern, who remain interested, due to whispers of unhappiness in the Portuguese camp. In fact, they are even putting money aside for him.

Leao money

Massimiliano Allegri wants Leao at the centre of his project, this much has been reported for as long as the Italian has been rumoured. So, there is no rush to get rid of him. In fact, the club continue to state to him, and everyone else for that matter, that he is unsellable.

For the Bavarian outfit, though, there is hope and Tuttosport (via Milan News) writes that the club have created a Leao pot, putting €60 million aside for him. However, this is nowhere near enough. At least €80m will be required for talks to even start, and there is no interest in counterparts.

If Milan sell Leao, they want money, not the same value in throwaways.

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8 Comments

  1. “If Milan sell Leao, they want money, not the same value in throwaways.”

    LOL
    As if we’re Real Madrid.

  2. I’d be surprised if Munich have no players that would be suitable for us that they’d be willing to part with.

  3. 80m€ ??? Yes Furlani is master in market, when he makes a deal like with Raijnders or Musah 😀 but I think they don’t sell Rafa under 90m€…. or we can easily talk about 80m€ plus player with price around 20m€.. yes his attitude and performance is another thing, but complexly he is one of the best winger in Europe, so hope we don’t sell him for few coins

  4. It’s clear that we’re being transformed into a 3-5-2 (or 3-4-1-2) team. It’s unfortunate, as I ultimately don’t believe in that system. It’s designed for inferior sides who want to risk minimally and try to survive against better sides. Like an Inter that sneaks into finals only to get thrashed, eventually the 3-5-2 gets found out. Or like most Serie A sides trying to avoid relegation.

  5. Was going to ask how there is no one at Bayern we would want but they let Sane walk for free and Gnabry’s wages are triple Rafa’s.

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