Rotti: Milan plans to complete the contract renewal of Salmacoles by the end of the year, and reject multiple offers this summer

According to the "Roman Sports" report, Milan plans to complete the renewal of Salmacoles by the end of the year.

Milan rediscovered the multi-faceted aspects of Salmarcoles. The Belgian player has been a starter since he returned to Milan for two consecutive years. As the team transformed into a 3-5-2 formation, he became an indispensable member of Allegri.

Currently, Salmarcoles' contract with AC Milan will expire on June 30, 2027, as he has extended the original contract for one year before heading to Rome on loan. Now the club hopes to extend the contract for at least two more years to 2029 and add optional renewal clauses for 2030, while also planning to make adjustments in salary.

In the next few days, the club will contact some player agents whose contracts will expire within two years, restart contract renewal negotiations, and begin communication on the amount of the new contract. The club is optimistic about Salmacoles' contract renewal, with the goal of completing the signing by the end of the year to avoid attracting interest from other teams next summer when he has only one year left. Milan executives hope to make plans ahead of schedule and plan for the future with the 26-year-old Belgian player.

Alegri had long known the various advantages of Salmacoles, so he decided to leave it in the formation as soon as possible. However, Salmacoles' future was also uncertain for a while. In the spring of this year, Rome seriously considered buying it out for about 20 million euros, but Milan eventually refused the offer. In the summer, several Premier League clubs came to buy, and Aston Villa showed particular interest, but Milan never gave the green light to sell.

In Italy, Juventus also expressed interest in Salmarcoles, but Milan's reply was still refusing to sell it.