Talks have resumed between the Milan management and Mino Raiola over the renewal of Gianluigi Donnarumma, a journalist has claimed.
Donnarumma’s deal runs until 2021, meaning the club must either agree a renewal before next season or consider selling so as to avoid the risk of losing a prized asset on a free transfer next year.
We reported via our correspondent Vito Angele that if before it seemed impossible, now the road has opened up regarding a renewal for the 21-year-old.
According to what Manuele Baiocchini told Sky Italia (via MilanNews), the negotiations for the renewal of the Italy international have been taking place via video call involving directors Paolo Maldini and Ricky Massara plus Raiola.
Baiocchini describes it as a ‘very complicated renewal’ in which all roads are open. A long-term extension cannot be ruled out if Donnarumma is satisfied, the idea of a sale cannot be excluded if an agreement was not reached (although it would be difficult to find a buyer willing to pay the amount requested by the Rossoneri) and a short-term extension could also be a solution.
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