Rafael Leao Drops Agent amid Milan Exit Rumors

Leao Shifts to a Lawyer‑Led Setup

Rafael Leao has decided to stop using a dedicated agent and is now relying on a team of several lawyers for his future affairs. Transfer expert Sacha Tavolieri reports that a local agency will handle any potential move, particularly for the Saudi Pro League. The change signals a more hands‑on approach to negotiations as Leao evaluates his options beyond Milan.

Milan’s Financial Stance on the Portuguese Star

Leao remains under contract with a €175 million release clause, yet AC Milan are prepared to sell him for at least €60 million this summer. The club’s willingness to accept a reduced price reflects their need to balance the books while managing salary commitments. The financial framework gives interested clubs a clear price range to work within.

Transfer Activity and Competing Interests

Earlier this season Leao hinted that he was seeking a new challenge, although no formal offers have materialised from clubs in Europe’s top‑five leagues. Sources indicate that English giants Tottenham have been presented with his services but have shown little interest in the Portuguese winger. Meanwhile, initial overtures from the Saudi Pro League have already surfaced, positioning Leao for a possible Gulf move.

What Lies Ahead for the Winger

With legal representation now in place, Leao is well‑positioned to explore opportunities outside Italy. The Saudi market’s growing interest suggests a viable destination if the financial terms meet Milan’s expectations. Fans and analysts will watch closely as the summer window unfolds, eager to see whether Leao’s next chapter will be written in a new league or back in his home country.