Italian media reported that goalkeeper Jenluigi Donnarumma is eager to extend his contract with ac Milan but may add a 60 million euros termination clause to the new contract.
According to the Corriere della Sera, negotiations between the Rossoneri and their agent, Rayola, are going well as neither side wants to part ways at the moment.
Donnarumma wanted to show Milan his loyalty to the club, while Juventus, Real Madrid, Paris Saint-Germain and Manchester United, despite rumours of interest, had never seen a formal offer.
Due to the impact of the coronavirus on football around the world, the value of players has generally declined. As a result, both sides have now agreed to renew their contracts to extend Donnarumma's contract until 2023 or 2024.
As for the Italian national's annual salary, it is likely to remain the same, but a floating bonus clause has been added. So Donnaruma's base salary is about 5 million or 5.5 million euros, plus a floating bonus that is the same as the current annual salary of 6 million.
milannews.it also revealed that donnarumma's contract after the renewal may have a 60 million euros termination clause, but this clause will only take effect if Milan fails to qualify for the Champions League.
Although the 60 million euro termination clause is unlikely to completely block the pursuit of Donnarumma by other European giants, Don Jr. is from Milan's own academy, so if it is sold at this price, it will also bring high returns to the Rossoneri. (Editor: Supine Brace - Sky Blue Boy)