The release clause remains a major stumbling block for the renewal of Rafael Leao’s AC Milan contract as his agents want it lowered, a report claims.
As has been reported by Corriere della Sera (via Milan News), Leao’s entourage would like the €150 million release clause to be lowered significantly in the new contract.
They would like it to be set at €70-80 million, a figure that some of the elite teams in Europe would be able to meet with relative ease.
Milan, on the other hand, would like the clause to be removed altogether so that they can negotiate any potential departure rather than be held to a clause.
The negotiations were reported to have slowed down in recent weeks, although the club have refuted these claims.
Many fear that the possibility of missing out on the Champions League will stop Leao from agreeing on terms as Milan’s poor form continues.
Meet in the middle at 120m.
Just settle at 80m and get him renewed. We would most likely take around 80-90m anyway and we cant afford to lose him for nothing like all the rest.
Agreed!
Lets say Milan give in and agree to $80, next week he ask for another item or raise his salary. Endless demands. The only way is to sign a letter of intent that is binding once Big boss of Milan signs.
Give him what he wants, then sell him in the first day of contract signing. He’ll be the bench in PSG, City, and wherever he goes like he was in WC
Didn’t see any takers in England on the last day; not a sniff.
His value is droping by the game…