Rafael Leão was approached for a transfer to Saudi Arabia for 90 million euros, but this was promptly rejected.

The Saudi market has made a proposal of 70 million euros plus bonuses, which could bring the transfer to 90 million euros, but Milan insists on 120 million euros as a non-negotiable amount.

Rafael Leao is available for transfer by Milan for 120 million euros. Several teams have shown interest in the Portuguese player, but Milan's stance has remained consistent since the start of the transfer market. The club recognizes Leao as their primary economic asset and aims to benefit financially from his transfer. Milan has expressed openness to selling Leao if an offer nearing 120 million euros is presented. Both the club and the player have agreed to authorize his name being discussed in various markets.

The release clause of 175 million EUR for Leao has expired. Milan would consider a three-digit proposal.

The 175 million clause in Rafael Leao's contract expired on July 15. No one has inquired about him knowing that the price was unaffordable for anyone. However, a three-digit offer would be considered. An offer around 110 million plus bonuses, totaling 120 million, would be hard for Milan to refuse. Mendes is working to find proposals for August, but no one has come forward yet.

There is a possibility of a significant offer from an Arabian club for Rafael Leao.

The release clause of 175 million euros in Rafael Leao's contract has been activated. Whoever wants to take the Portuguese player from Milan will have to pay this amount. Despite interest from Saudi clubs, Milan is quite calm regarding Rafael Leao's future. According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, the meeting in Portugal's training camp in Germany with the new coach Paulo Fonseca only confirms this feeling. For now, Leao's father, Antonio, has asked a trusted intermediary to look into the matter further, but it will be very difficult to make a proposal that excites the player and convinces Milan.

Rafael Leao has rejected a lucrative offer from Al-Hilal, choosing to stay at Milan.

Milan will evaluate potential offers for Rafael Leao starting at 130 million EUR. His release clause is set at 175 million EUR, but the club might accept slightly less. Leao has four years remaining on his contract, earning 6.5 million EUR per season. Currently, there are no interests from European clubs, but there is potential interest from clubs in Saudi Arabia. Milan is not eager to sell him at any cost.

Rafael Leao has been linked to several clubs in Saudi Arabia. His father has made initial contact with a Saudi representative to discuss a potential deal with Al-Hilal. No formal offer has been made yet. Leao has a release clause of 175 million euros.

There are rumors of interest from Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), who are looking for a replacement for Kylian Mbappé. PSG has shown a subtle interest, with Luis Campos, a director at PSG who has previously worked with Leao, involved.

There have been rumors of interest from the Saudi league, particularly Al-Hilal, with contacts between the club and an intermediary close to Leao's father.

Al-Hilal is ready to offer approximately 100 million euros for Rafael Leao, who has a release clause of 175 million euros. However, Milan does not seem interested in the proposal, and Leao is not keen on leaving European football.

Rafael Leão is being targeted by PSG. AC Milan is aware of his special skills but also his shortcomings. He could command a high transfer fee.

Al-Hilal is ready to offer around 100 million euros for Rafael Leao, who has a release clause of 175 million euros. However, AC Milan considers this offer too low and will only accept a transfer if the release clause is met. Additionally, Leao is unlikely to accept a move to the Middle East despite a potentially lucrative salary offer.

Al-Hilal, which already has players like Neymar, Koulibaly, Sergej Milinkovic-Savic, Renan Lodi, Malcom, and Bono, wants to add Rafael Leão to its roster. Currently, the interest is in the exploratory phase and no official offers have been made. According to various Arab sources, intermediary Mario Rui, who has connections with the Saudi royal family, has shown willingness to work on the deal. Leão's father, Antonio, is aware of this scenario. Al-Hilal is not willing to pay the release clause of 175 million EUR but may go up to a maximum of 100 million EUR. The proposed salary for Leão would be about 21 million EUR per season, three times his current salary.

Milan could receive 100 million for Leao.

Al-Hilal has shown interest in Rafael Leão. Milan highlighted the release clause in Leão's contract, which is 175 million euros. Without paying the full clause, Leão will not leave Milan this summer.

Rafael Leao is confirmed to stay at AC Milan. Ibrahimovic confirmed that Leao is one of the strongest players in his position and is happy at the club.

Rafael Leão had a good season with AC Milan, scoring 9 goals and making 10 assists in Serie A. Even though he is under contract until 2028, he might not stay in Lombardy for long. His president, Paolo Scaroni, seems inclined to sell him this summer if a big offer comes in.

Milan's president Paolo Scaroni has expressed readiness to transfer Rafael Leao for 150 million euros. This statement comes as Paris Saint-Germain is reportedly looking for a successor for Kylian Mbappé and Leao's name has been mentioned in this context. This amount is however lower than the termination clause in the player's contract, which is 175 million euros.

Rafael Leao will not be part of the Milan squad due to personal reasons.

Al-Hilal is ready to trigger Leão's release clause of 175 million. Milan could use this sum to strengthen in all areas after a disappointing season.

Al-Hilal club is reportedly ready to invest more than 100 million euros for the transfer. However, it is reported that there are no ongoing contacts and the price of Leao is the one included in his contract, which is the clause of 175 million.

Rafael Leao is at risk at Milan.

Al-Hilal is reportedly interested in Rafael Leao and prepared to make a significant offer. The Saudi club is aiming to build a team capable of winning the FIFA Club World Cup, which will be played at the end of the next season. It is further reported that Leao has a release clause of 175 million euros, a figure that does not deter Al-Hilal.