AC Milan has opened talks to extend Fikayo Tomori’s contract, offering a three-year deal with the same salary of €3.5m per season.
AC Milan is making a strong effort to retain Fikayo Tomori, with the club’s directors already engaging in talks with the defender’s representatives.
Tomori’s contract will expire in June 2027 and AC Milan are keen to secure Tomori’s long-term future, with the club willing to offer him a new deal that matches his current salary of €3.5 million per season. The proposed contract extension would last for three years, taking Tomori through to 2030.
In addition to Tomori, Milan is also considering extending the contracts of other key players. Alexis Saelemaekers, whose contract also expires in June 2027, is likely to be offered a new deal. The club is willing to offer him a pay rise, with his annual salary potentially increasing to €3 million.
Christian Pulisic’s contract situation is also being closely monitored by Milan. However, the club seems less concerned about extending Pulisic’s deal, given the option to extend his stay until 2028.
