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Bayern Munich Eyeing AC Milan's Rafael Leão for Left Wing Reinforcement

Bayern Munich Eyeing AC Milan's Rafael Leão for Left Wing Reinforcement
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Sports June 5, 2025 02:30

- Bayern Munich is preparing to make an offer for AC Milan's Rafael Leão, aiming to strengthen their squad at the left wing position. Stay updated with the latest transfer rumors and news.

Bayern Munich's Pursuit of Rafael Leão

Bayern Munich is reportedly set to make a move for AC Milan winger Rafael Leão to enhance their squad's left-wing capabilities. The Bundesliga giants are eyeing the 25-year-old Portugal international, who impressed with 16 goal contributions in 34 Serie A appearances last season.

Transfer Rumors Roundup

In other transfer news, Manchester United is considering a bid for Aston Villa goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez. The Red Devils have been in touch with Martinez's representatives, but negotiations might be challenging due to Villa's high asking price.

Napoli's talks with Lille striker Jonathan David have hit a roadblock, leading the Italian club to explore alternative options. Meanwhile, Juventus is finalizing a deal to sign AC Milan center back Pierre Kalulu for €14 million.

Fulham has extended a contract offer to midfielder Tom Cairney, who is deliberating his choices amidst interest from Wrexham, considering playing time as a crucial factor in his decision-making process.

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