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Leao puts Milan future on hold until after World Cup

2026/06/24 05:07Browse 0

AC Milan winger Rafael Leao has declared he will not discuss his club future until after the 2026 World Cup, putting transfer speculation on hold. The Portuguese forward made the statement on June 18, saying he wants to focus entirely on Portugal's campaign in the tournament.

Contract and transfer situation

Leao's contract with AC Milan runs through June 2028 and includes a €175 million release clause. Despite earlier reports of interest from Premier League clubs, no formal offers have been made during the current transfer window. Leao had reportedly expressed interest in pursuing a new challenge earlier this summer.

Amorim factor

Ruben Amorim was appointed AC Milan head coach in mid-June 2026, signing a two-year deal worth just under €3.5 million annually. The timing is notable, as Milan brought in a Portuguese coach just as their most valuable Portuguese attacker was publicly considering a move. Amorim's presence could influence Leao's decision to stay.

Impact on fan token ecosystem

AC Milan operates one of the more established fan token ecosystems in European football, with the $ACM token giving holders engagement opportunities tied to the club. If Leao stays, boosted by Amorim's arrival, fan engagement could increase. If he pushes for a transfer, the €175 million release clause would give Milan significant funds for multiple signings.

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