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After months of rumors, Tijjani Reijnders has put pen to paper on his new Milan contract, which will run until 2030. The midfielder is getting a pay raise as he has vastly outplayed his original deal. He wasn\u2019t too touted or sought-after when the Rossoneri<\/em> signed him from AZ Alkmaar for about \u20ac20M in July of 2023.<\/p>\n The 26-year-old took his name to another level during the current season despite his team\u2019s troubles. He\u2019s already up to 12 goals, which is a personal best with three months left in the campaign. He has appeared in 40 matches and dished out 3 assists.<\/p>\n Reijnders will more than double his wages and pocket \u20ac3.5M per year plus bonuses, Calciomercato<\/em> reports. The Dutchman had been hinting at a renewal for a while in his interviews. It won\u2019t include a release clause. The Rossoneri<\/em> will eventually be able to set whichever price they want. Only an overly rich offer could entice them to cash in.<\/p>\n Mike Maignan and Christian Pulisic are next on the docket as far as extensions are concerned, while it\u2019s far from certain Theo Hernandez will prolong his deal.<\/p>\n The Dutchman had brief remarks to Sky<\/em> after signing (via Corriere dello Sport<\/em>).<\/p>\n \u201cI\u2019m proud for re-upping after just a year and a half here. This club feels like a family. I\u2019m looking forward to tackling the next few seasons. This place is my second home, and I\u2019m truly happy. It\u2019s a tough moment. We have to do better, be strong, and keep believing in our work.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n His performances have been truly remarkable amid the Rossoneri<\/em>\u2019s utter confusion, and the figures at stake are still affordable.<\/p>\n <\/p><\/div>\n\n
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