Milan Opens New Contract Talks with Rabiot
After agreeing a deal with Christian Pulisic, Milan reportedly want to extend Adrien Rabiot's contract. Talks have begun, and the club aims to keep the French midfielder on similar salary terms in a new contract.
Milan have reportedly agreed a new contract with American star Christian Pulisic and have now turned their attention to Adrien Rabiot. Pulisic's current deal expires at the end of the season, and the club is expected to sign a new agreement that would keep him until the summer of 2031.
According to reports published on Wednesday, once Pulisic's signature is made official, Rabiot's new contract will become the club's next priority. The French player's contract runs until the summer of 2028. La Gazzetta dello Sport reports that Milan want to keep the 33-year-old for "a few more years," and talks are said to have already begun.
Rabiot joined from Marseille last summer for a fee of 10 million euros plus bonuses. He is in the second season of a three-year contract, and the midfielder is reported to earn a net salary of 5 million euros per season.
Milan are said to be aiming to offer similar terms in the new deal. It is not yet clear when a final agreement between the two sides will be reached.
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