AC Milan are evaluating what to do with the players whose contracts expire at the end of the season or in 2025, with Simon Kjaer and Alessandro Florenzi among them.
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According to what is being reported by Sky (via PianetaMilan), the Milan management are reflecting on how they want the squad to look from the start of 2024-25 onwards and that means some tough decisions must be made.
The report states that Kjaer’s contract will not be extended, and given that it expires in June it means he would be free to join another club on a free transfer once the season ends.
In addition to that, Geoffrey Moncada and his team have also decided not to renew Florenzi’s contract, which expires in June 2025. He could bid farewell in the summer 12 months before it runs out.
The full-back has proven to be a useful resource given he has played as a right-back and a left-back when necessary, with 1072 minutes of game time racked up across 22 appearances.
However, Milan intends to focus on young players, and the purchase of Filippo Terracciano is not a coincidence either. There is Alex Jimenez on the left, without forgetting Davide Bartesaghi too.
Meanwhile, several sources are reporting that the Rossoneri plan to invest in a new, younger centre-back to add to the rearguard – such as Alessandro Buongiorno – which pushes Kjaer out.
It must be noted that both the Dane and the Italian have struggled to stay fit for long periods in the last couple of seasons, with both in their mid 30s.
