Noah Okafor received an official offer from Flamengo but has decided to wait and consider other offers as well.

CalcioMercato reports on Noah Okafor's return to Milan after his stint with Napoli and the interest from Brazilian clubs. Noah Okafor returned to Milan after Napoli did not exercise the purchase option for 23 million. He spent six months at Napoli with limited personal success despite winning the championship. Okafor is not in Milan's future plans. Recently, two Brazilian clubs, Flamengo and Botafogo, have shown interest in him. However, initial contacts have not led to any openings as Okafor prefers to stay in Europe.

Milan proposed a swap deal involving Noah Okafor and Wesley, a right-back from Flamengo born in 2003. The Brazilian team did not accept the offer, and Okafor himself was not convinced about the possible move to South America. Okafor, who recently returned to Milan after a loan spell at Napoli where he was not a key player despite the team's Scudetto win, is looking for opportunities with clubs participating in the next Champions League. Napoli had the option to buy him for 23/24 million euros after his loan but decided against it, leading to his return to Milan.