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Like and SHARE the video Instagram total_fred Gazzetta - AC Milan, €150 million mission: Leao leads the transfer plan to finance the transfer market AC Milan prepares the second phase of the transfer market: after investments (Gonçalo Ramos and Gila), the goal is to raise money. According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, the management is aiming to raise up to €150 million through a series of sales, necessary both to balance the books and to slim down the squad ahead of the new coaching regime. The most significant name is Rafael Leao. His €175 million release clause is considered off the market, while the club values ​​the Portuguese player at around €60 million. At the moment, however, a concrete offer is lacking: inquiries from the Premier League have not led to negotiations, while Saudi Arabia and Turkey remain unpopular destinations for the player. Santiago Gimenez is also among the expected exits. Acquired from Feyenoord a year and a half ago, AC Milan is aiming to recoup at least €21 million, despite his recent ankle injury. The arrival of new attackers has limited his opportunities, and his team is working to find him a new home. The remainder of the net worth is expected to come from other surplus players. Youssouf Fofana is on the market for around €20 million, while the departures of Ruben Loftus-Cheek and Warren Bondo are hoping to raise a total of €15 million. Finally, in defense, the sales of Pervis Estupiñán, who is being pursued by Aston Villa, and Fikayo Tomori could generate another €30 million, or approximately €15 million each. If all the deals go through, AC Milan could raise a net worth close to €150 million, which they can reinvest to complete the squad and support their new coaching project.