Rafael Leao has joined AC Milan's Australian training camp in Perth, but speculation about his future continues. The player's teammates, including Matteo Gabbia and Strahinja Pavlovic, have expressed their desire to see him stay at the club. However, the reality of the transfer market is complex, with the club's American manager Gerry Cardinale imposing a clear economic line. The club is demanding a fixed fee of between 50 and 60 million euros for the Portuguese player,

refusing complex formulas, loans with the right of redemption, or deferred payments. The Fenerbahce club from Turkey is preparing a new offer for Leao, but it remains to be seen whether it will be enough to change Milan's stance. The Turkish club is expected to offer around 45-47 million euros, including bonuses,

which may not be enough to convince Milan to sell. The situation is currently at a stalemate, with the player's entourage having already found an agreement with Fenerbahce on a rich multi-year contract. The distance between the demand and the offer between the clubs is maintaining the situation in balance,

and it is unclear what the next move will be. The club is determined to get a good deal for the player, and it remains to be seen whether Fenerbahce's offer will be enough to seal the deal.