It looks as though Gianluigi Donnarumma will remain with AC Milan as reports indicate the two parties have agreed on a new contract.
The 18-year-old looked set to leave the Rossoneri after turning down an offer last month, but it appears fences have been mended.
Sky Sport Italia reports Donnarumma will put pen to paper on a five-year deal that will see him net €6 million a season.
The agreement will also see Milan sign brother Antonio Donnarumma as the club’s third goalkeeper for €1m a season.
Of note are two different release clauses included in the contract, both of which are valid for Italian and foreign clubs.
The first would allow Donnarumma to leave for €100m, however if Milan fail to qualify for the Champions League, a €50m bid would land the goalkeeper.
It’s believed the lack of a release clause was at the heart of the disagreement between the two parties last month, and the new terms will no doubt please agent Mino Raiola.
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