AC Milan goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma has rejected advances from other clubs and will sign a new deal until 2023, it is claimed.
There has been a lot of speculation in the media about Donnarumma’s future given his current contract expires in 2021, meaning Milan must either agree a new deal with the 21-year-old or strongly consider selling him to avoid the risk of him leaving for free next year.
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According to Luca Serafini of MilanNews, Donnarumma has instructed Raiola about his will to remain the Rossoneri, even if it meant lower his salary and/or spreading it over more years.
The only condition was to understand that he will be at the centre of the project and, of course, that there is a project. The renewal is practically agreed until 2023, with the Italy international having said no to PSG and Tottenham.
The renewal of Donnarumma is a choice by the management to hold on to some of the values and a key figure who loves the club, something which will be important in helping Ralf Rangnick adjust to Serie A.
