Ex-Milan director Leonardo is officially back at PSG and it’s reported he’s making bids for Gianluigi Donnarumma and Lazio midfielder Sergej Milinkovic-Savic.
The Brazilian made his return to the club this week, having resigned from his post earlier this month.
According to La Stampa, Leonardo is eager to make a splash on the transfer market and offer €60m for Donnarumma.
He knows Milan’s finances are tight and that Donnarumma is the most likely to leave in the summer, as he’d command the biggest transfer fee.
As a product of their youth academy, he’d also represent pure profit on the balance sheet.
Manchester United are also interested in the Italy international, but Leonardo’s connections with Milan give him the advantage.
Another Serie A swoop could well be for Milinkovic-Savic, who Leo had reportedly tried to purchase at Milan last summer, but was stopped by club owners Elliott Management.
French channel Canal+ maintain Paris Saint-Germain are preparing an offer worth €75m for the Lazio midfielder, with a five-year contract at €5m per season.
Lazio set a €120m price-tag on the Serbian last year, but that price has dropped following some disappointing performances and fitness issues.
