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MN: Why Allegri’s words and actions could open Maignan renewal door

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Mike Maignan has returned to Milanello after weeks of rumours and worrying speculation about a future away from AC Milan.

As MilanNews report, Maignan returned to full training today after overcoming a slight muscle issue, and he has done so with his usual determined and professional attitude, aware of his central role (for now) within the Rossoneri project.


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Captaincy confirmed

As announced by new coach Massimiliano Allegri, Maignan will continue to be ​​Milan’s captain for the upcoming season. This is a clear signal from the club and the coach, who are counting on his leadership not only on the pitch, but also within a dressing room that desperately needs it.

After a somewhat challenging season in terms of fitness and consistency, Maignan has chosen to stay. The talk surrounding Chelsea has died down, and for now the French goalkeeper remains a fixture in the squad.

Maignan and Allegri
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With a contract renewal still a long way off, Mike will have to focus on the present. Mike is currently contracted to the club until 2026, and discussions regarding a contract extension, with a salary adjustment, were put on hold after a verbal agreement was reached months ago.

With the start of a new era and the confirmation of his central role, it’s not out of the question that the club and the player’s entourage could discuss a new deal again in the coming weeks. Milan intend to retain the cornerstones of the squad, and Maignan is considered one of them.

The first step, meanwhile, has been taken: Maignan is staying and will be the face of Allegri’s new side. The next step could be to tie him to the club long-term.

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8 Comments

  1. It is just the same vibe with kessie. But i dont mind mike leave free transfer too if he can help the team win scudetto like kessie

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