Zlatan Ibrahimovic’s salary can reportedly increase depending on his appearances next season and Milan have protected themselves with clauses concerning the striker’s issues off the pitch.
The 39-year-old signed a one-year, €7m-a-year contract extension with the Rossoneri on Thursday.
The Swede has played a key role in the team’s development over the last year and a half but missed half of Milan’s games this season with physical issues.
Zlatan Ibrahimovic’s salary can reportedly increase depending on his appearances next season and Milan have protected themselves with clauses concerning the striker’s issues off the pitch.
The 39-year-old signed a one-year, €7m-a-year contract extension with the Rossoneri on Thursday.
The Swede has played a key role in the team’s development over the last year and a half but missed half of Milan’s games this season with physical issues.
That’s why, according to La Gazzetta dello Sport, the Rossoneri have added a clause in the striker’s agreement that will see his salary rise depending on his appearances in 2021-22.
According to the report, the Rossoneri have also protected themselves with another clause regarding the striker’s off-the-pitch issues.
Earlier in April, Swedish media claimed Ibrahimovic risks being fined or even banned by FIFA and UEFA as his joint-stock company owns 10% of a betting agency.
The player and the club consulted many lawyers with knowledge on the matter, and it emerged the striker only risks a fine.
“I feel very happy. I waited for this day and now I have another year, which is what is really important to me,” Ibrahimovic said after signing his contract extension with the Diavoli.