Mino Raiola is requesting double what Milan are offering for his client Gianluigi Donnarumma in order to renew his deal, a report claims.
After another summer of links with Paris Saint-Germain, il Corriere dello Sport reported last month that Milan are ready to enter talks over a new contract, with his current one expiring in 2021.
The Rossoneri are under pressure though, with PSG never far away and Real Madrid apparently interested in signing the 20-year-old to replace the struggling Thibaut Courtois.
Donnarumma currently earns the most out of any Milan player (€6m-a-year) and the reports have revealed that Milan have no intention of raising that.
Instead, La Gazzetta dello Sport are reporting that Milan’s leaders have the idea of spreading the total value of Donnarumma’s current deal over a longer period, thus reducing his salary to €4m.
However, Raiola is understandably requesting a pay rise for his client given his importance to Milan, and wants double that (€8m).
So far, the situation certainly hints at the outcome we predicted in our feature about Donnarumma last month.
راتب دوناروما 6م€ في السنة، عرض الميلان 4م€ و طلب رايولا 8م€. #gds pic.twitter.com/bLRpUaAhMW
— AcMilanChannel.com (@milanchannelcom) October 11, 2019
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