Tottenham offered Rafael Leao transfer as new AC Milan boss Ruben Amorim deems Portugal winger surplus to requirements

According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, AC Milan have decided to part ways with Leao and have offered Tottenham the chance to sign him. Following a turbulent campaign where Milan finished fifth, the club are under financial pressure to sell.

New manager Ruben Amorim does not consider Leao part of his plans. The attacker endured a frustrating 2025-26 season, registering 10 goals in 31 league appearances while frequently facing boos from his own supporters, despite scoring 80 goals in 291 matches overall for the Italian side. Milan are demanding at least €60 million for a permanent transfer but could consider a loan with an obligation to buy for €70m.

Leao has already expressed his desire to leave Italy, openly admitting that English football suits his style. Speaking previously to Sport TV, Leao stated: "I felt I could make a difference, but the way the team played didn't put me in a position to do so. I need a new challenge. In Italy, the league is evolving, but for my style of football, the Premier League or La Liga would better showcase my talent and me as a player."

The winger struggled under former boss Massimiliano Allegri, who often forced him into an unnatural central role. Leao also confessed to admiring Manchester United and Arsenal, though Tottenham currently appear to be the most viable option.