Milan have reportedly told Lucas Biglia and Giacomo Bonaventura to look elsewhere, deciding against renewing their current deals expiring in June.
La Gazzetta dello Sport journalist Nicolò Schira has claimed the Rossoneri contacted the representatives of the players to communicate their intentions of not renewing the with the two midfielders.
Former Italy international Bonaventura has played 17 games in Serie A this term and the 30-year-old has appeared 171 times for the Diavolo since his arrival from Atalanta in September 2014.
Milan have reportedly told Lucas Biglia and Giacomo Bonaventura to look elsewhere, deciding against renewing their current deals expiring in June.
La Gazzetta dello Sport journalist Nicolò Schira has claimed the Rossoneri contacted the representatives of the players to communicate their intentions of not renewing the with the two midfielders.
Former Italy international Bonaventura has played 17 games in Serie A this term and the 30-year-old has appeared 171 times for the Diavolo since his arrival from Atalanta in September 2014.
His current deal expires in June and Schira reveals Milan have contacted agent Mino Raiola to communicate their decision.
The same goes for 34-year-old Biglia, who has only played seven times in 2019-20 and has struggled to convince after his transfer from Lazio in 2017.
The defensive midfielder has also been told to start looking for a new employer, according to Schira.
Biglia has played 63 times for the Rossoneri since his €19.7m move from the capital.