AC Milan: Rafael Leao coldly rejects Saudi Arabia

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By: Manu Tournoux

AC Milan: Rafael Leao coldly rejects Saudi Arabia

Considered one of the best strikers on the Old Continent, Rafael Leao has been the spearhead of AC Milan for several seasons. Arriving in Lombardy in 2019 from Lille, the 24-year-old player is inevitably courted with his new status. This summer, several major teams came forward for information but the player trained at Sporting CP finally extended his contract with the Rossoneri until 2028.

Star of GQ magazine, the new number 10 of AC Milan was therefore questioned about his summer and the requests from Saudi Arabia. For him, the situation is very clear: “Any proposals for the Saudi League? For me, the Champions League is worth more than 10 million euros in salary. I haven’t had great results yet to agree to go to this league. I am focused on achieving great things with AC Milan. That’s why I signed a new contract a few months ago.»

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