Delicate situations for Milan regarding contract renewals, for this reason both owners are on the market.
Now it’s time to look to the future and plan for the next season. To the Milan there is nothing left, in these last weeks of the championship, but to secure second place and settle for qualification in Champions League as the only objective actually achieved.
Eyes on the market that will come, with the Rossoneri club having already identified the reinforcements to make to the squad. Zlatan Ibrahimovic and his teammates want to present themselves at the starting line with a new centre-forward, a strong and quantitative midfielder and a promising central defender to rejuvenate and replenish the team.
But another fundamental step will be to try to lock down your big players. The very owners of the Milan who however have external requests and temptations and therefore are not, to date, so sure of staying. In particular, it is worth keeping an eye on the situation of two top players which risks becoming a problem: Mike Maignan And Theo Hernandez they are the players in question.
Frenchmen on the run: Milan has already set the price
Is Maignan That Hernandez their contract is expiring a June 2026but for different reasons they seem unwilling to extend it with Milan at least according to what was reported today by Gazzetta dello Sport. Renewals are uphill for the Rossoneri club, which therefore risks changing the prospects for these two players.
The doorman French would like a increase considerable on the new contract, something that Milan is struggling to grant him. Furthermore, the performances of the number 16 have worsened compared to his first two years, as also reported by the individual numbers. So we are thinking about Maignan’s sacrifice in view of the next transfer session.
Similar situation for Theo Hernandez, who showed himself nervous, not very involved in matches and disappointing when you have to change pace and get serious. Even in his case the renewal he is very far away and there is no shortage of international suitors, starting with Bayern Munich who would like both Frenchmen.
The Milan so he’s ready to to sacrifice the two top players in their squad, given that the RedBird owners have never hidden that they are ready to sell dissatisfied players in exchange for capital gains. However, a considerable outlay will be needed, given that Milan values both of them at around 100 million euros. Collecting such figures would mean being able to revolutionize the team, but two key points from the last three-year period for the Rossoneri would be lost.
