AC Milan are beginning to evaluate the squad for 2026-27 and beyond, which means some renewals will become topical again.
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Milan have learned from the blows they suffered when Gianluigi Donnarumma, Hakan Calhanoglu and Franck Kessie all left on free transfers. Since those, the management have worked hard to renew anyone whose contracts are entering the final couple of years, to avoid repeats.
Deals to discuss
As Corriere dello Sport (via MilanPress) report, the Rossoneri have nobody whose contract expires in June 2026, but they have some in 2027. Among these is also Fikayo Tomori, a defender who Massimiliano Allegri now trusts a lot.
The Englishman has strongly declared his love for the city and the club from the very beginning, so much so that he has often rejected offers that could have even seen him boost his England chances with a return to the Premier League.
Milan are seriously considering a contract extension for Tomori, with a pay rise as a reward for his performances in the three-man defence. No figure has been set regarding salary, but it would be an agreement that would keep him at Milan until 2030.
As for the other renewals, especially those of Pulisic and Leao, the situation is at a standstill. The Portuguese’s contract expires in 2028, Captain America’s in 2027, but their recent struggles have somewhat deterred the club from making offers.
Nothing is known about them yet, except that they have been put on hold, so more reassuring signs are needed in order to get the discussions back underway.