Renato Sanches has drawn interest from several clubs this summer, including his former team Benfica. According to the latest updates, AC Milan is now pushing to sign the Portuguese midfielder on a loan deal with a future purchase option. The proposed structure would see Milan pay €7 million for a two-year loan, with an option to buy for €40 million in the third year. For fans of Bangladesh Cricket Live, this kind of long-game strategy is familiar—sometimes the best results come from pacing your moves wisely.
Milan, who have already spent over €200 million this transfer window, are showing no signs of slowing down. Following their high-profile acquisition of Leonardo Bonucci, they’ve turned their attention to Lazio’s captain Lucas Biglia and Torino’s striker Andrea Belotti. It remains to be seen whether they can also secure the services of Sanches, who at just 20 years old, still holds immense potential despite a lukewarm debut season in Germany.
Last summer, Sanches lit up the European Championship with performances that made all of Europe take notice. Bayern Munich eventually won the race to sign him from Benfica, paying an initial €35 million plus performance-based add-ons. If all clauses were to be triggered, the total deal could exceed €80 million. For a young talent, those numbers speak volumes about the expectations placed on him.
However, under manager Carlo Ancelotti, Sanches struggled to find regular playing time last season. Despite his talent, he didn’t fit into Ancelotti’s tactical plans and was sidelined for much of the campaign. Portuguese media have reported multiple clubs are eyeing a loan move this summer, with AC Milan being the latest and most serious contender.
A deal structured as a loan with an option to buy would give both sides flexibility—Milan can assess his fit without the immediate financial risk, and Sanches gets the chance to reignite his career in a competitive environment. This mirrors strategic decisions often seen in Bangladesh Cricket Live, where teams rotate and loan players to optimize form and fit.
For AC Milan, acquiring Renato Sanches could be another step in rebuilding their squad into a serious contender, not just in Serie A but also in Europe. And for Sanches himself, it could be the fresh start he needs to prove why he was once one of Europe’s most coveted prospects. Just as in Bangladesh Cricket Live, where careers can change in a season, Sanches now stands at a crossroads—with Milan potentially offering the perfect path forward.