Yesterday, Romagnoli's agent, Rayola, came to the Milan headquarters and discussed the renewal of the player's contract with the management. According to the Milan Sport newspaper published today, Romagnoli is eager to stay in the team and is willing to accept a sharp salary cut, while Milan offers an annual salary offer of 3.5 million euros after tax.
Although Romagnoli is no longer the absolute main force of Milan this season, he has gradually adapted to the rotation role and his performance on the pitch has been recognized by the club. The coach has a lot of respect for him and the management still sees him as an important member of Milan, which is why Romagnoli is eager to stay with the Rossoneri, and he is even willing to cut his salary like Tonari in order to continue to play for Milan.
Raiola's visit to Milan headquarters yesterday was to facilitate the renewal negotiations, and they accepted a salary cut plan, a gesture that also helped ease relations between the two sides (after Donnarumma left). Romagnoli currently has an annual salary of 6 million euros after tax, Milan offers a renewal of 3.5 million euros, and the new contract expires in 2026.
While players have expressed their willingness to cut their salaries and stay in the team, the exact annual salary figures are still debatable (3.5 million is not yet a final deal), and Romagnoli's alternative may be the Premier League.
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