Milan has decided to focus on a new central defender for the January transfer market, and among the most promising options is Raphael LeGuen, a young talent from Brest. The Rossoneri club has already started a series of meetings with the young Frenchman, who is only 20 years old and has a contract with the French club that lasts until 2029. According to sources, Milan's representatives have evaluated the player positively, highlighting his potential and compatibility with the club's defensive project.
Reinforcing the defense is considered an absolute priority for coach Amorim, who expressed a very positive opinion on LeGuen. Despite the valuation of around 35-40 million euros, the costs are considered more accessible than other candidates such as Gonçalo Inácio, Reggiani and TiagoGabriel, all still in the evaluation phase. Milan have already made several visits to Brest to investigate the situation, but the position of the French club is not yet clear: Brest does not seem willing to sell the player halfway through the season, especially if the youngster is considered a "jewel" for the club.
Despite this, Milan stated that the final choice has not yet been made, but that the project to strengthen the defense remains ongoing. The club expects to dissolve its reservations within a month, and then proceed with a determined assault on the transfer market. In this way, Amorim will be able to add a new quality defensive piece to the Rossoneri department.
In summary, Milan are carefully evaluating several options for the central defender role, with Brest's Raphael LeGuen emerging as one of the most interesting figures. The club intends to complete the choice by the end of the month, with the aim of strengthening the defense and ensuring greater solidity on the pitch for next season.