Amorim opens the exit door to Rafael Leão: 'Sometimes it's better to go the other way'Photo by Caleb Oquendo on Pexels
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Amorim opens the exit door to Rafael Leão: 'Sometimes it's better to go the other way'

Maisfutebol27 August 2026 at 14:24

Sporting Lisboa coach Rúben Amorim left enigmatic comments about Rafael Leão's future, stating that "sometimes it's better to go elsewhere", leaving open the possibility of a transfer of the Portuguese forward. Despite praising the player's qualities, Amorim postponed any further explanation about Leão's situation until the end of the transfer window, thus maintaining some uncertainty about the destiny of the lion's number 10.

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