According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Milan wants to extend Massimiliano Allegri's contract until summer 2028. Allegri currently earns around €5 million per year, which could increase to €6 million per season. However, Allegri is considering his future at Milan, including questions about how the club is managed at the leadership level, Sportitalia reports. Corriere dello Sport via Football Italia reports that Allegri has had a tense relationship with Milan's management and has felt he lacked full support during the season. Allegri and Milan CEO Giorgio Furlani had a meeting on Friday to discuss the club's future plans, according to La Gazzetta dello Sport. Allegri returned to Milan before the current season. Italy failed to qualify for the World Cup, the third consecutive major tournament they miss, and Gennaro Gattuso left his role as Italy head coach after the failure. Allegri is one of the names rumored to take over as Italy head coach.
Luka Modric has three demands to stay at Milan: Champions League qualification, Allegri staying, and assurances about the club's competitiveness, according to Sky Sport Italia. Modric joined Milan on a contract for this season with an option for an additional year. Milan's sporting director Igli Tare has expressed a desire to keep Modric. Modric has played 34 matches for Milan this season.
When it comes to the rumors that have circulated in the past week, there is complete harmony between me and the club.
Milan is in third place in Serie A after 32 rounds and has three points less than second-placed Napoli with one match less played. Allegri expects a few new signings in the summer if Milan qualifies for the Champions League, according to La Gazzetta dello Sport. Milan is approaching an agreement with Mario Gila, according to Calciomercato.com.