Milan player planning attracts attention, Menion renews contract and Teoke leaves the team

Tuqiu.com, May 16, well-known reporter Moreto revealed the latest updates about the player renewal and transfer of AC Milan and Juventus in the recent video, which aroused heated discussion among fans.

After the defeat in the Italian Cup, Milan quickly started its future plans. Walker, who came from Manchester City on loan in the winter window, has a buyout prospect. Moreto pointed out that Walker's salary is quite high, with an annual salary of 4.5 million euros and his performance on the court was not up to expectations. He played in 16 games for Milan this season, starting 11 times, but did not receive goals or assists. Milan is not expected to exercise a €5 million buyout clause, and Walker will return to Manchester City after the season ends. However, Milan will focus on this issue next week, and the final decision has not yet been finalized.

Menion's contract renewal is also unclear. As early as February this year, Meinion reached an oral renewal agreement with Miran, and the new contract was expected to keep him in the team until 2028, with an annual salary increase to 5 million euros. But as of now, the contract renewal has always been waiting for signing, and there is no latest progress. The two sides may have to restart the contract renewal negotiations. Since joining Milan from Lille in 2021, Menion has gradually grown into a key member of the team, helping the team win the 2021-22 Serie A championship. However, this season, his performance has fluctuated and Milan's poor record has also made rumors of his departure. Teams such as Paris Saint-Germain are eyeing him.

In addition, Special O's contract is about to expire next year, and Milan is ready to let it go. Special Olympics performed unstable this season, and Real Madrid is interested in it. The quasi-new coach Alonso has even selected Special Olympics, which has prompted Milan to reconsider his future.

Juventus, Xiao Kongseisan's buyout plan is likely to be ruined. Kossan Jr. joined Juventus on loan from Porto this season, and his performance has not completely conquered the Zebras. Although he showed potential in some games, his condition was fluctuating and he was absent many times due to health problems, disrupting the team's tactical layout. Juventus management has decided not to spend €30 million to buy him out, instead investing the funds in other signing projects to inject new vitality into the team's lineup.