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Transfers

Fenerbahce’s €50m push clashes with Milan’s funding dilemma

🇮🇹 By 4AllFootball ·
Fenerbahce’s €50m push clashes with Milan’s funding dilemma

Leao says he wants a fresh start away from San Siro, while AC Milan view his departure as a vital chance to raise cash for a demanding transfer market; meanwhile Fenerbahce have tabled a €50 million bid to secure the forward.

The relationship between Leao and Milan now appears to be at an all‑time low, and the player – by his own admission – is pushing for a new experience away from San Siro.

Milan consider the sale the main opportunity to raise funds and finance an already very demanding transfer market.

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La dello Sport Fenerbahce are ready to get serious. The Turkish club has reportedly placed a €50 million offer on the table to persuade Milan to release Leao.

The player would have been offered a five‑year contract worth €8 million net per season. The deal includes bonuses linked to appearances, goals and winning the Turkish league.

Jorge Mendes is closely following the deal. He has previously tried to move the forward to Barcelona and Man Utd, but those attempts were unsuccessful.

Milan are said to be eyeing Genk’s Konstantinos Karetsas as a possible replacement. Genk is asking for at least €40 million for the youngster.

Calciomercato.com confirms strong pressure from the Istanbul club but reports a lower overall offer than the one suggested by La . Milan continue to demand a higher valuation to let their number 10 depart.

Fabrizio Romano denied rumours of concrete interest from Chelsea and other top European clubs, stating that only Turkish offers have been received. The situation could change if Saudi clubs enter the race, but the next few weeks will be decisive.

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