French media: Bayern will offer 75 million euros + 1 player Leo, Milan wants magnetic card or Koeman

According to French media Footmercato, Bayern provided Leo with the first offer not long ago but was rejected and will provide Leo with a second offer, including the prize money of 75 million euros + 1 player, while Milan hopes that Gretzka or Koeman will join the deal.

As reported by Sport of Turin, Bayern did consult Leo a few weeks ago, while Milan priced about 100 million euros. Bayern initially retreated due to high asking prices and then hoped to negotiate a price reduction. Leo's characteristics are highly valued by Bayern, who believes that Leo's potential and versatility are very attractive.

According to Footmercato, contrary to the situation reported by German media this morning, Bayern did not give up on the plan to chase Leo, but instead became more and more interested. Bayern's senior management hopes to spend a few more days to reach a consensus with Miran. Bayern believes that Leo is not part of the plan to rebuild Milan by Allegri and Tare. Leo's contract will expire in June 2028.

Although Bayern is also paying attention to other wingers, such as Nico Williams, Bayern remains highly interested in reaching a deal with Milan for Leo's transfer. Bayern had already made its first offer earlier this week, but was rejected by Milan's belief that the transfer fee offered was insufficient.

Bayern is now preparing a second offer, which is expected to be submitted to Milan executives next week. The offer transfer fee includes a bonus of about 75 million euros, and a player will be added as part of the deal.

It is rumored that Milan hopes that Bayern will join the deal as a bonus so that they can be willing to sell Leo. The previously rumored Kim Min-jae is not the most likely player to be added to the trade because the player himself has other ideas.

Meanwhile, Bayern plans to continue to communicate with Leo's agent early this week. The link between Leo, Bayern and Milan has not been interrupted, and the relevant progress is still under constant attention.