The Italian newspaper 'La Gazzetta dello Sport' reported that the Milan club intends to offer a new contract to the Italian coach Massimiliano Allegri, extending until June 2028, with an option to extend for an additional season. This is part of the management's vision to make the coach the cornerstone of the club's future project.

This move comes after Milan's near qualification for the UEFA Champions League for the 2026/2027 season, prompting the Rossoneri management to prepare to offer Allegri a contract extension, with the possibility of raising his salary from 5 million euros annually to 6 million euros if they qualify.

The newspaper 'La Gazzetta dello Sport' continued that Allegri remains a key element in Milan's project, despite previous reports in Italy about the uncertainty of his future after next summer, and potential interest from Real Madrid according to 'Corriere dello Sport'. Meanwhile, 'Sport Italia' network mentioned that the Italian coach is considering his future in light of the club's management.

When asked about these rumors at a recent press conference, Allegri said: "There is complete harmony with the club regarding the rumors that emerged this week. Of course, in any discussion, there can be different perspectives, but the most important thing is for everyone to work for Milan's interest. I am very happy to return to Milan after 15 years and to start working with a great group of players. The club is planning and building Milan's future, and to achieve that we have to achieve the most important results. In March, we are in a relatively good position, and now we have to see if we are good enough to stay there or take the final step. There is harmony between the club and me."

This direction confirms that Milan's management is determined to provide Allegri with financial and technical stability to enhance the long-term project, ensuring the continuation of local and continental achievements in the near future.