AC Milan could offer goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma a new contract with release clause, according to a report. The Italian starlet, who turned 20 on Monday, has already amassed 152 appearances – with the majority having seemingly forgotten the controversies with his agent Mino Raiola in 2017. Donnarumma is contracted with AC Milan until 2021, and Il Corriere della Sera reports that the Rossoneri are thinking of offering him a new contract with a release clause. It is believed that Donnarumma’s price-tag is now in the region of €60million although it could further raise to €100million if the club manages to qualify for the Champions League this season.
AC Milan is considering giving goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma a contract extension that will include a release cause, according to newspaper Il Corriere della Sera. The goalkeeper’s current deal keeps him with the Serie A club until 2021. He is thought to be valued at around €60m ($68m), though this could rise to €100m ($114m) if Milan qualifies for the Champions League. Still only 20 years old, Donnarumma has already appeared 152 times for the Rossoneri.