Massimiliano Allegri is ready to continue at Milan beyond this season, but has set clear conditions for his stay, demanding significant investment in the transfer market and an end to the internal conflicts that have damaged his position during the season.
According to reports from "MilanNews", Allegri's contract includes a clause that would automatically extend the deal until June 2028 at around 6 million euros net per season, in the event that Milan secures qualification for the Champions League in the final week of the season.
However, extending the contract is only part of the issue. Allegri wants guarantees on two fronts before committing to his future at the club.
The first requirement is a summer transfer window with large investments. With the return to European competitions, Milan's current squad of around 19 players is considered insufficient.
Allegri wants the squad to expand to at least 25 players, with a mix of experienced players and young talent suited to his style.
The coach has stressed that he wants to have a real influence on transfer decisions and that his demands are respected. If he wants a centre-forward, he expects the club to bring him in.
The second demand concerns the clarity of the role within the organization. The internal conflicts and unauthorized interventions in the transfer market that have characterized this season must stop.
Allegri has reportedly been very clear on this point, while owner Gerry Cardinale is reported to have reacted positively, publicly backing the coach's work in a recent interview. A final meeting between the parties is expected to take place after the end of the season./Express newspaper/
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