Marca: Milan and Inter consider move for Real Mallorca goalkeeper – the latest

AC Milan could be set for a change in the goalkeeping department this summer with Ruben Amorim exploring a new signing.

Mike Maignan renewed his contract with Milan until 2031 a few months ago and will remain the key player between the posts. However, Marca are suggesting that the management are already working to find a reliable deputy goalkeeper for Amorim.

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Roman in Milan?

Several clubs have been linked with Leo Roman in recent weeks (including Roma and Real Sociedad) but now Milan and Inter are emerging as possible destinations for the goalkeeper, who is 25 years of age.

The Ibiza native had a somewhat inconsistent year with Mallorca compared to expectations, but he rediscovered his form towards the end of the season, earning him a place on Luis de la Fuente’s preliminary squad for the World Cup friendlies.

In fact, he even made his debut for a few minutes in the Spain-Iraq match on June 4th, becoming the first player from Ibiza in history to wear the Spanish national team shirt.

Roman is under contract until 2030 and has a €12m release clause. While Mallorca are not obligated to sell – as was the case with Samu Costa and Jan Virgili – it seems highly unlikely that the club will be able to retain the player.

As of April, it was being reported that Pietro Terracciano was one of the players Massimiliano Allegri intended to build around in his second season. He has obviously departed and Amorim has replaced him, so changes in every department cannot be ruled out.