Over the past few days, there has been some speculation doing the rounds that Mino Raiola has requested €10m per year net for Gianluigi Donnarumma’s renewal.
However, according to what Gianluca Di Marzio told Sky Italia (via MilanLive) on Friday night, Milan have not talked about the issue with Raiola, who as a result never asked for €10million for his client.
“After the renewal of Ibrahimovic, AC Milan and Raiola did not address the issue of the renewal of Donnarumma, they will presumably do so at the end of the transfer market,” he said.
The dilemma that the Rossoneri face regarding the future of the 21-year-old has been well documented. His 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.
It was il Corriere Della Sera (via Milanlive.it) who claimed earlier in the week that the demands of the goalkeeper are very high, more than expected, with Raiola asking for €10m per year, a frightening figure for the Rossoneri’s coffers.
