According to La Repubblica, AC Milan are making contingency plans in case they lose their star goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma this summer. The 18-year-old sensation has had scouts from across Europe flocking to the San Siro to watch him in action and his agent, Mino Raiola, wants to get the best deal possible for his young protégé.
 

The Rossoneri are understood to be ready to offer the youngster a four-year deal worth €4M-per-season but with a clause that would reduce this amount should they fail to reach the Champions League in 2018-19 when Italy will get have four representatives in the group stages. 
 

Both Manchester United and Chelsea are huge admirers and have made no secret to Raiola of their desire to add the player to their respective squads. Should Donnarumma depart his current employer, then the journal suggests that Porto’s Iker Casillas and Lazio’s Federico Marchetti will be Milan’s primary choice of replacements.
 

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Tuttosport claims that Juventus has made contact with Monaco full-back Benjamin Mendy. The 22-year-old French international is also being targeted by the two Manchester clubs this summer with City understood to be in pole-position.


 

 According to Gazzetta dello Sport, Inter continue to press for Lazio forward Keita Balde. The 22-year-old Senegalese international looks set to leave the capital this summer and Juventus and Atletico Madrid have already expressed their interest in the player.


 

Il Mattino writes that Napoli centre-back Kalidou Koulibaly has no intention of leaving the San Paolo this summer. After helping his side finish third in Serie A, the big Senegalese stopper explained that he was already looking forward to next season and going in pursuit of the Italian league title.


 

Meanwhile Corriere della Sera reports that yesterday’s penalty miss by Milan striker Carlos Bacca  in his sides 2-1 defeat in Cagliari will be his last major involvement for the Rossoneri. The 30-year-old Colombian, who was a target last summer for West Ham United, will be off-loaded as the club’s new Chinese owners oversee a radical shake-up of the playing staff at Milanello.