Gang Chomba
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BREAKING NEWS
Mino Raiola has reportedly informed Milan he has received
proposals worth €10m-a-year for Gianluigi Donnarumma, but
the club are not willing to increase their offer.
The 22-year-old will see his €6m-a-year contract expire at the
end of the season and Milan have offered him a new €8m-a-
year deal.
La Gazzetta dello Sport newspaper confirms that the
Rossoneri will not increase their offer even if Raiola has
warned the club he has received proposals worth €10m-a-
year.
According to a previous report of Il Corriere dello Sport ,
that’s the salary that Juventus have put on the table to sign
the Italy international as a free agent in the summer.
Donnarumma wants to play Champions League football next
season and Milan hope to qualify to fulfil the player’s desire.
Even with a top-four finish, Milan won’t raise their offer for the
goalkeeper.
Donnarumma told Milan ultras on Sunday he hadn’t reached
an agreement with the Old Lady and insisted he wants to stay
at Milan.
The 22-year-old met a group of ultras on Saturday morning,
hours before the home clash against Benevento.
According to several reports, they urged him to sign a
contract extension to avoid sitting out the Juventus clash next
Sunday.
Milan’s technical director Paolo Maldini has reacted, saying
any decision related to the pitch and the contract renewals are
down to Stefano Pioli’s staff and the club.
Mino Raiola has reportedly informed Milan he has received
proposals worth €10m-a-year for Gianluigi Donnarumma, but
the club are not willing to increase their offer.
The 22-year-old will see his €6m-a-year contract expire at the
end of the season and Milan have offered him a new €8m-a-
year deal.
La Gazzetta dello Sport newspaper confirms that the
Rossoneri will not increase their offer even if Raiola has
warned the club he has received proposals worth €10m-a-
year.
According to a previous report of Il Corriere dello Sport ,
that’s the salary that Juventus have put on the table to sign
the Italy international as a free agent in the summer.
Donnarumma wants to play Champions League football next
season and Milan hope to qualify to fulfil the player’s desire.
Even with a top-four finish, Milan won’t raise their offer for the
goalkeeper.
Donnarumma told Milan ultras on Sunday he hadn’t reached
an agreement with the Old Lady and insisted he wants to stay
at Milan.
The 22-year-old met a group of ultras on Saturday morning,
hours before the home clash against Benevento.
According to several reports, they urged him to sign a
contract extension to avoid sitting out the Juventus clash next
Sunday.
Milan’s technical director Paolo Maldini has reacted, saying
any decision related to the pitch and the contract renewals are
down to Stefano Pioli’s staff and the club.