The AC Milan management face big decisions on three players as they begin to think about the squad for next season, a report claims.
As reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport this morning, Milan have decided to let Ciprian Tatarusanu and Antonio Mirante go with their contracts set to expire in June, so Mike Maignan’s new deputy will be Marco Sportiello and evaluations are underway on the third goalkeeper.
Then, decisions must be made regarding Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Brahim Diaz and Aster Vranckx and they must come in the next three months. Ibra’s deal expires in June, so he and the club are evaluating what to do with the options being an extra season (as a player) or a farewell.
Brahim will return to Real Madrid on June 30 after a three-year loan but Milan will try to sign him permanently. They want to keep him and know that the Spaniard wants to stay, but the question is entirely economic because Los Blancos could accept €25-30m from another club or they could sell to the Rossoneri for €15-20m.
There is also no certainty regarding Vranckx because Milan – despite never using him – recognise his quality and his potential. They can buy him outright for €12m but it is likely that Paolo Maldini and Ricky Massara will ask Wolfsburg for a discount or a new loan.
