Mile Svilar’s performances are attracting the attention of some big clubs around Europe, and AC Milan have been mentioned among them.
As Tuttosport (via Calciomercato.com) report, Svilar’s top-level performances, combined with a precarious contractual situation and the situation of the Giallorossi linked to the Settlement Agreement that weighs on their finances, Roma could have their backs against the wall.
Milan in for Svilar
Svilar has established himself as one of their best players this season, so much so that Chelsea, Bayern Munich and Milan are keen. The Rossoneri in particular are waiting in the wings should they lose Mike Maignan, who will be the captain in the decisive Coppa Italia final against Bologna.
Svilar has an agreement worth just €900k net per season plus bonuses and an expiry date set for 2027. Roma now find themselves in a delicate position because the Serbia international – who arrived on a free transfer – would represent a significant capital gain for the club’s accounts.
The management, however, are determined to keep him. The goalkeeper has already rejected the first proposal for an extension of €1.8m net per year plus bonuses until 2029 so a new bid is coming, one worth €3m per year.
The crux, however, remains the release clause which the player’s agent – Vlado Lemic – would like to insert, making it valid starting from the summer of 2026. Negotiations are ongoing.
