Milan goalkeeper Gigio Donnarumma reportedly wants to stay, but the Rossoneri still struggle to meet his demands.
La Gazzetta dello Sport reports the Italy international has decided to stay at San Siro but the negotiations between Milan and agent Mino Raiola proceeds very slowly.
The newspaper claims the agent pushed for a two-year contract, whilst the hierarchy in Aldo Rossi asks for at least three years on the new contract.
Milan goalkeeper Gigio Donnarumma reportedly wants to stay, but the Rossoneri still struggle to meet his demands.
La Gazzetta dello Sport reports the Italy international has decided to stay at San Siro but the negotiations between Milan and agent Mino Raiola proceeds very slowly.
The newspaper claims the agent pushed for a two-year contract, whilst the hierarchy in Aldo Rossi asks for at least three years on the new contract.
At the same time, the Diavolo reportedly considers the request for €10m a season as an excessive demand from the young goalkeeper.
Donnarumma has kept eight clean sheets in 21 Serie A games this term and his current deal expires in June.
The 21-year-old, capped 22 times by the Azzurri, has 231 appearances for the Diavolo since his debut in 2015.