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Victor Boniface’s transfer to AC Milan from Bayer Leverkusen marks a significant move for the Serie A club. The deal, finalized in August 2025, is structured as a €5 million loan with a €24 million option to buy, totaling a potential €29 million. Boniface completed his medical examinations on August 23, 2025, a critical step given his history of two ACL injuries and muscle issues. The thorough medicals were emphasized due to these concerns, but he passed successfully.
Contractually, Boniface is set to sign a one-year loan deal with an option for a four-year extension until June 2030, earning approximately €3 million annually if the move becomes permanent. The non-mandatory buy option, valid until 2026, gives Milan flexibility. Boniface’s impressive record—32 goals in 61 matches for Leverkusen, including 14 in 23 Bundesliga games last season—makes him a valuable addition to bolster Milan’s attack under Massimiliano Allegri. The transfer’s risk is mitigated by the loan structure, balancing potential high reward with injury concerns.

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Real Betis are actively pursuing a deal to sign Manchester United’s Brazilian winger Antony, following his successful loan spell at the club last season. Betis have proposed two options: a loan with an option to buy a percentage of Antony’s rights or a permanent transfer for around €20 million. Manchester United, however, prefer a permanent sale for €40-50 million to avoid a financial loss under Financial Fair Play rules, given Antony’s initial £80.75 million transfer fee from Ajax in 2022. Both Antony and Betis are keen on a reunion, with manager Manuel Pellegrini and sporting director Manu Fajardo expressing optimism, though the deal’s structure and Betis’ budget constraints remain hurdles. Negotiations are ongoing, with a potential loan-to-buy compromise being explored.