The dispute between Lille and Sporting Lisbon over the Rafael Leao's case is not over yet.
According to reports from the Portuguese newspaper Record, on March 26th, the two clubs will be received by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) in Lausanne to discuss two different appeals.
One is from the Portuguese team, which believes that the 20 million euros received last summer is too low and demands the 45 million euros clause present in Leao's contract; the other is from the French team, which wants the payment already made to be annulled.
Milan, having transferred the 20 million euros compensation to Lille on the occasion of the renewal of the Rossoneri number 10, should not be involved in the discussion if the French were to be condemned to pay the 45 million euros, as relayed via Milan News.
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