Romagnoli signs Milan renewal

Alessio Romagnoli has signed a new four-year contract with AC Milan. The Italy international has become a key man at San Siro, lining up alongside Leonardo Bonucci and making 28 Serie A appearances for Gennaro Gattuso's men last season. And Romagnoli has now renewed his Milan deal, committing his future to the club until 2022. A Milan statement described the contract as a "priority" for chiefs Marco Fassone and Massimiliano Mirabelli. "I thank Fassone and Mirabelli," Romagnoli said in an announcement on Milan's Facebook page. "We hope it will be a renewal that brings us great satisfaction, both next season and also in the years to come. #Alessio2022 Official statement  https://t.co/nhqkL7lOAU Comunicato ufficiale https://t.co/VEZybqguVo pic.twitter.com/xzurAcK7Bm — AC Milan (@acmilan) June 5, 2018 "Thank you again everyone. Now we will enjoy the holidays and come back fired up for a new season." Romagnoli joined Milan from Roma in a €25million deal in 2015 and had been the subject of reported interest from the likes of Juventus and Liverpool.