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Milan resolve controversy over Leo's transfer to Barcelona - News Directory 3

Milan resolve controversy over Leo’s transfer to Barcelona

August 22, 2024 Catherine Williams News
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  • Italian membership AC Milan CEO Giorgio Forlani has settled the controversy over Portuguese winger Rafael Leroy's transfer to Barcelona.
  • The uproar from Spain began earlier this week when the media reported that Barcelona had been betting massive on Leo to affix this summer time.
  • Forlani mentioned on the well-known Spanish program "El Chiringuito": "Is it doable for Leo to play for Barcelona this season, no, he will certainly stick with Milan 100%,...
Original source: yallakora.com

Italian membership AC Milan CEO Giorgio Forlani has settled the controversy over Portuguese winger Rafael Leroy’s transfer to Barcelona.

The uproar from Spain began earlier this week when the media reported that Barcelona had been betting massive on Leo to affix this summer time.

Forlani mentioned on the well-known Spanish program “El Chiringuito”: “Is it doable for Leo to play for Barcelona this season, no, he will certainly stick with Milan 100%, and he didn’t need to go away.”

In response as to whether Leo wished to go to Barcelona, the Milan CEO added: “He did not inform us that he wished to, my message is evident.”

Leo performed 211 matches in all competitions with Milan, scoring 58 objectives and offering 50 assists.

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