Davide Calabria's contract with AC Milan expires in 2025. He has expressed a desire to remain at the club, but economic issues need to be resolved between the player's demands and the club's intention not to significantly raise salaries.

Davide Calabria's current contract with Milan is set to expire in June 2025. Following a less successful previous season, he is reportedly motivated by Emerson Royal's arrival and is aiming to return to his top form. It has been reported that Calabria's agent and Milan will meet in the coming weeks to discuss a contract extension. Calabria has reportedly requested an increase from his current salary of 2 million euros to 2.5 million euros net. While Milan has not yet agreed to this request, they may be reluctant to lose their captain for free.

The current agreement is set to expire in 2025. Despite excellent relations between both parties, negotiations have reached a complete impasse. Calabria has consistently expressed his love for the Rossoneri jersey and his desire to renew his contract, but there is a significant gap in the financial terms at present. Milan appears determined to renew Calabria's contract on one condition: maintaining his salary while only extending the contract's duration. The Rossoneri captain currently earns 2 million euros net plus bonuses and believes he absolutely deserves a salary increase, while the club is looking to extend only until 2027. Calabria's agents' request has not received a favorable response from Milan. Consequently, both parties have decided to temporarily pause the dialogue for a period of reflection.

For Calabria it is different: he would like to renew but at his figures, not those proposed by Milan who, in fact, would only want an extension at the same salary.