🤑 Leao heading for exit: Fenerbahce push, Milan eye replacement 👀 | OneFootball

As we know, the relationship between Leao and Milan now appears to be at an all-time low. The player — by his own admission — is pushing for a new experience away from San Siro, while for the club his sale would represent the main opportunity to raise funds and finance an already very demanding transfer market.

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According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Fenerbahce are ready to get serious and have reportedly put a €50 million offer on the table to convince Milan to let Leao leave. The player would have been offered a five-year contract worth €8 million net per season, boosted by bonuses linked to appearances, goals, and winning the Turkish league.

The deal is also reportedly being closely followed by Jorge Mendes, who is said to have offered the forward — unsuccessfully — to Barcelona and Man Utd, while Milan are already said to be considering Genk’s Konstantinos Karetsas as a possible replacement, with his club asking for at least €40 million.

calciomercato.com also confirms the strong pressure from the Istanbul club, although it reports different figures. According to the outlet, Fenerbahce are preparing a blitz in Milan and a lower overall offer than the one suggested by the pink paper, while Milan continue to demand a higher valuation to let their number 10 leave. The Turkish club’s intention to make a move in the coming hours, however, remains.

In the last few hours, Fabrizio Romano has also weighed in, shedding light on the Portuguese forward’s future. The transfer expert denied the rumors of any concrete interest from Chelsea and other top European clubs, explaining that, as things stand, the only offers received have come from Turkey.

The scenario could change only if Saudi clubs were to enter the race, though for now they have not yet made any concrete moves. The next few weeks will therefore be decisive.

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