Rafael Leao will not leave AC Milan for Man Utd before the World Cup, according to journalist Pietro Balzano Prota.
Posting on X, Balzano Prota said that the Red Devils had initiated “first contact” with representatives of the Portugal international.
However, Leao is believed to be “waiting for the World Cup” before making any decisions about his future.
Milan are expected to release the 26-year-old this summer after failing to qualify for the Champions League.
A fee of between €50m (£43m) and €60m (£52m) would likely be required if United attempted to sign Leao in the coming weeks. Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester City have been mentioned as other potential suitors.
Leao is not the only winger being chased
While the winger is apparently under consideration as Director of Football Jason Wilcox looks to strengthen the left wing, other names are also on the shortlist.
Both Wilcox and manager Michael Carrick are big fans of Aston Villa’s Morgan Rogers. Although the England international is not a natural winger, he can play on the left.
Much may depend on the transfer budget. Rogers’ asking price is at least £80m, making him more expensive than Leao and other options such as Everton. Indian education.
Man Utd prioritizes the midfield
Another factor to consider is Wilcox’s focus on recruiting more than one central midfielder. The Red Devils will pay £35 million up front for Atalanta Edersonbut another £100m+ could be spent on strengthening the midfield.
Because of this, there may not be enough funds left for players like Rogers or Leao. Wilcox seems to be making a lot of moves early in the summer, which is a good thing.
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