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AC Milan are monitoring Brest centre-back Raphaël Le Guen after an injury sustained on 24 September. At 20, he has featured in five league games this season, with Brest viewing him as a long-term prospect. His progress in Ligue 1 has drawn attention despite the injury and reported interest from Italy.
The defender came through Brest’s academy after joining the club from Châteaulin FC at the age of 13. Standing 1.96 metres tall, he is noted for his physical presence and aerial ability. His development has continued at Brest, where he has become a regular option for the coaching staff. For now, his immediate priority is recovering from the injury.
Under contract until 2029, he gives Brest a strong position if Italian interest develops into a formal approach. AC Milan’s interest has been reported, but no formal offer is indicated. The appeal for the Italian club lies in the potential of a young defender who still has room to develop. Any possible move would depend on Brest’s willingness to negotiate and the player’s recovery timetable.
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