Serie A Latest: AC Milan’s €68m Moreira contract leaked as FIGC plunged into crisis

AC Milan have sent shockwaves through Serie A after details of Diego Moreira's blockbuster €67.8m contract were leaked. Meanwhile, Italian football has been plunged into chaos following the dramatic ousting of FIGC President Giovanni Malagò.

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Diego Moreira's €67.8m AC Milan contract details leaked

Leaked contract details of Diego Moreira's €67.8m transfer to AC Milan.

Transfer documents obtained by Calcio e Finanza have revealed the blockbuster details of Diego Moreira's move to AC Milan from Strasbourg, with the total package reaching a maximum of €67.8m including add-ons. The Rossoneri paid an initial €51.2m fixed fee to tie the forward down until 2031 on a net salary of €3m per season. The expensive signing has already proved his worth, making an explosive start with three goals in just four matches.

FIGC hierarchy in turmoil: President Giovanni Malagò ousted

FIGC President Giovanni Malagò ousted amid Italian football hierarchy turmoil.

Italian football's hierarchy has been rocked after the Italian Olympic Committee (CONI) immediately stripped Giovanni Malagò of his role as FIGC President, placing the federation under special administration due to electoral disputes. This dramatic decision deals a fatal blow to Malagò, who had only been re-elected in June 2026 with 68% of the vote. A new FIGC election must now be held by 31 January 2027 at the latest.

Amorim urges AC Milan to secure Rabiot and Pulisic extensions

AC Milan manager Ruben Amorim urges contract extensions for Adrien Rabiot and Christian Pulisic.

Manager Ruben Amorim and owner Gerry Cardinale have immediately triggered an emergency plan to retain key pillars Adrien Rabiot and Christian Pulisic. The Rossoneri are determined to protect Rabiot—who earns a gross salary of €9.26m per year until 2028—while rushing to extend Pulisic's contract as he enters the final 12 months of his deal, which currently earns him €5.13m per year.

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