Mathieu Flamini will reportedly reject Milan’s offer to extend his contract and leave the club as a free agent.
The Frenchman has been with the Rossoneri for the past four seasons on a €4.5m per year contract, but he is ready to walk out after the club were unwilling to offer him the same terms again.
Mathieu Flamini will reportedly reject Milan’s offer to extend his contract and leave the club as a free agent.
The Frenchman has been with the Rossoneri for the past four seasons on a €4.5m per year contract, but he is ready to walk out after the club were unwilling to offer him the same terms again.
Milan don’t want to lose the 28-year-old altogether, but his erratic form and series of injuries meant they only offered a new contract with vastly reduced wages – in the region of €1.8m a year.
Flamini is only willing to reduce his current deal to €2.5m annually so will leave Milan at the end of June to take up a fresh challenge outside of Italy.
Malaga, the oil-rich Spanish side, have been linked with a move for the midfielder and have the funds to meet his financial demands.
Milan may now revive their interest in signing Alberto Aquilani on a permanent basis from Liverpool after his loan stint with the Diavolo came to an end.