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AC Milan set to offer Modric contract extension

Fikayo Tomori is reportedly  the next Milan player signing a contract extension after Mike Maignan, while Luka Modric will decide on his future at San Siro towards the end of

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February 14, 2026byThe Nation
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Fikayo Tomori is reportedly  the next Milan player signing a contract extension after Mike Maignan, while Luka Modric will decide on his future at San Siro towards the end of the season.

Milan are determined to extend the contracts of more key players after convincing Maignan to sign a new deal beyond June 2026.

According to Gazzetta, Tomori is expected to be the next one, as both parties are willing to continue together.

Tomori’s current deal at San Siro runs out in June 2027. The same goes for Ruben Loftus-Cheek, who is also expected to be offered a new contract, as coach Massimiliano Allegri appreciates his physicality and versatility.

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Davide Batesaghi already signed a contract extension to 2030 in May, but he has further evolved since, becoming a regular starter under Allegri, so the Italian left-back will get a pay rise in the coming months, according to Gazzetta.

Christian Pulisic’s contract expires in June 2027 and even if the Rossoneri have an option to extend it to 2028, the club directors are expected to sit down with the ex-Chelsea winger in the coming months to discuss a new deal with a pay rise.

Other Italian sources reported earlier this week that both Liverpool and Arsenal are interested in the USMNT captain.

Last but not least is Modric, who is contracted to the end of the season with an option until 2027. Milan have already decided to activate it, but will do so only if Modric wants to continue with Milan.

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