AC Milan, renewal clause in Borini's contract: the details

11 set 2019

In the summer, it seemed like he wouldn't fit into AC Milan's new project. However, in the end, Fabio Borini remained at the club after managing to reinvent himself as a midfielder, which is a role that he took on during pre-season.

In the summer of 2017, the Italian arrived on a loan from Sunderland, which included an obligation to buy. In total, the player cost Milan €5.5m (via Transfermarkt), certainly not a bad deal considering how much he has played since arriving.

The former Liverpool man has a contract with the club until 2020. However, according to what has been learned by Calciomercato.com, there is a clause in the contract that would allow Milan (by June 2020) to extend his contract for one more year.

A possible wildcard for Giampaolo and the Rossoneri, as Borini has been important for the team in the locker room, integrating the new signings and so on.