The Rossoneri club is starting to fall apart, and after the French champion is about to say goodbye to another absolute top player in the squad.
It has not been a simple season at all for Milan, which has not seen the achievement of practically any pre-established goals. For this reason, the club is starting to focus on the future, to try to do something more next year and return to being competitive on all fronts. To do this, however, you need a strong base regarding the squad, e.g it will be essential to retain the valuable pieces.
This plan, however, risks already being ruined. Apparently indeed Theo Hernandez would have made it clear to the club that he wanted a very high salary to extend his contract with the Devil which currently expires in June 2026. If an agreement is not reached, therefore, it cannot be ruled out that the French full-back will be sold in the summer.
But there seems to be another top player on the same wavelength as the former Real Madrid player. In fact, this also let the Rossoneri know that he wants a substantial increase in salary, without which he will not renew his agreement. The management therefore currently appears to have been backed into a corner, with the squad consequently at risk of losing numerous important elements.
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The contract of Davide Calabria with Milan it expires in just over a year, and for this reason the Rossoneri club is working to get him to sign a contract renewal as soon as possible.
The Devil’s captain, very attached to his club, has every intention of extending his relationship with the seven-time European champion team, but on one condition. His current salary, which is around 2 million per season, will also have to be adjusted quite substantially.
Calabria-Milan, without an agreement it will be goodbye
As some sources report, the Milanese club seems intent on accepting, albeit without exaggerating, the requests of their captainbut in the event that the two parties do not reach an agreement for the renewal, the situation could be different.
At that point the Devil, to avoid losing the player on a free transfer just 12 months later, would put it on the marketgoing to interrupt the relationship with his full-back early, but collecting something.
