Leeds may pay Milinkovic-Savic clause after latest round of talks
Leeds United‘s talks for Vanja Milinkovic-Savic progressed last night, and the Premier League side may decide to activate the Torino goalkeeper’s release clause, which is slightly above €20m for clubs outside Serie A.
Leeds United consider paying a clause exceeding €20m to sign Torino goalkeeper Milinkovic-Savic this summer, sources with direct knowledge of the matter tell me.
The Serbia international’s clause is available until the end of July.
Leeds inquire about Milinkovic-Savic
It is set slightly below €20m for Serie A clubs, while foreign sides must pay just a little extra.
Sources with direct knowledge of the matter tell me that Leeds’ talks for the 28-year-old continued last night.
Napoli are also interested in the Serbian player, but haven’t yet made their move.
Leeds are still unsure whether to match Milinkovic-Savic’s clause, but it’s a situation that must be monitored closely in the coming days.
Milinkovic-Savic, the Torino penalty kick master
Milinkovic-Savic is under contract with Torino until 2026, but the Granata have an option to extend for a further campaign.
The 28-year-old conceded 42 goals in 37 Serie A appearances in 2024-25, saving four penalty kicks.