Gianluigi Donnarumma reportedly wants to play in the Champions League next season and has put talks with Milan and Juventus on hold.
Both the Rossoneri and the Bianconeri could miss out on a top-four finish this season.
They are level on points in fourth place and will face each other at the Allianz Stadium on May 9.
Meantime, Donnarumma has yet to sign a contract extension with Milan, and his future at the club remains up in the air.
Gianluigi Donnarumma reportedly wants to play in the Champions League next season and has put talks with Milan and Juventus on hold.
Both the Rossoneri and the Bianconeri could miss out on a top-four finish this season.
They are level on points in fourth place and will face each other at the Allianz Stadium on May 9.
Meantime, Donnarumma has yet to sign a contract extension with Milan, and his future at the club remains up in the air.
Sky Sport Italia confirms the Diavoli won’t raise their latest contract extension offer worth €7m-a-year plus €1m add-ons.
The Rossoneri are even open to offering Donnarumma a two-year contract, but his agent Mino Raiola has put contract talks on hold.
Lille's Mike Maignan has emerged as Milan's priority target to replace Donnarumma if he leaves the club when his contract expires at the end of June.
The French goalkeeper's agent has claimed his client would be ideal for the Rossoneri and according to Sky Sport, Maignan could join Milan for €12m.
According to the report, Donnarumma wants to play Champions League football next season as he’s never played in Europe’s elite competition.
Juventus are reportedly interested in signing the 22-year-old, but they also have no guarantee to play the Champions League next season. Therefore, talks between the two sides are not progressing.
According to a previous report of Il Corriere dello Sport, the Old Lady will offer the Italy international a €10m-a-year contract.
Most likely, Donnarumma will make a final decision about his future at the end of the season.
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