Tijjani Reijnders plays during the AC Milan against FC Inter match in Serie A at Stadio San Siro in Milan, Italy, on February 2, 2025.
Reports in the Netherlands claim that Milan and midfielder Tijjani Reijnders have reached an agreement over a new and improved contract extension, which could tie down the Netherlands international for another four and a half years.
According to reports from De Telegraaf, Milan and Reijnders have an agreement in place over a new contract that will run until the summer of 2030.
The 26-year-old’s current deal runs until the summer of 2028, but the Rossoneri are keen to tie him down to a new contract in order to fend off interest from the likes of Manchester City and Barcelona after a strong start to life in San Siro.
Tuesday’s report does not specify how much Reijnders will earn from his new contract, but it is understood that there will be a significant increase in wages from the €1.7m per season he earns on his current deal.
De Telegraaf reports that there will not be a release clause included in Reijnders’s contract, which Milan hopes will be a deterrent for the likes of City and Barca, as the ball will remain in the Rossoneri court when it comes to setting an asking price.
The Dutch outlet adds that Reijnders has virtually shook hands with Giorgio Furlani and that a date for an announcement has been pencilled in for the beginning of March.
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