Rafael Leão Opens the Door to Milan Exit After Training With Corinthians
Rafael Leão spent part of his summer training with Corinthians in Brazil while confirming he has already discussed the possibility of leaving AC Milan. The Portuguese forward says his future remains undecided.

Rafael Leão Opens the Door to Milan Exit After Training With Corinthians
Rafael Leão's future at AC Milan remains uncertain after the Portuguese forward admitted he has already discussed the possibility of leaving the club.
While spending part of his summer break in Brazil, Leão joined training sessions at Corinthians to maintain his fitness, drawing attention as speculation over his future continues.
Training With Corinthians During the Summer
Leão has been training at Corinthians' facilities while on holiday in Brazil.
The Brazilian club welcomed the Milan star by presenting him with a personalized No. 10 jersey and shared photos of the Portuguese international on social media.
Although the visit fueled transfer speculation, the training session was simply an opportunity for Leão to stay match fit before returning to Italy.
"I've Spoken With Milan About Leaving"
Appearing on the Brazilian podcast Podpah, Leão confirmed that he has already spoken with Milan regarding the possibility of a transfer.
The Portuguese forward explained that after seven seasons at the club, he is open to experiencing a new challenge.
"I've already spoken with the club about the possibility of trying a new experience. I don't know if it will happen."
Milan Return Scheduled for July 29
Despite the uncertainty surrounding his future, Leão stressed that he remains fully committed to Milan as long as he is part of the squad.
He is expected to report back for preseason training on July 29.
"As long as I'm there, I'll give everything for the shirt that has given me so much. Milan has helped me in every aspect."
Future Still Undecided
Leão emphasized that no final decision has been made regarding his future.
If a transfer materializes, he will carefully evaluate his options. Until then, he considers himself a Milan player and remains focused on honoring his current contract.
The coming weeks could therefore prove decisive in determining whether one of Milan's most influential attackers begins a new chapter elsewhere.
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Source: This article is based on reporting by Sky Sport Italia and statements made by Rafael Leão on the Podpah podcast, and has been editorially adapted by StatsLook in accordance with its editorial and SEO standards.


