Daniel Maldini’s release clause has emerged as Juventus and Inter compete for his signature –

A tug-of-war involving Juventus, Inter and others could be looming on the horizon for Daniel Maldini, whose Monza contract includes a relatively small release clause.

Thanks to his heritage, the 23-year-old rose through the ranks at Milan, but eventually left the club in search of more playing time. After loan spells at La Spezia and Empoli, he signed for Monza in January last year before finally joining the club from Brianza in the summer.

Despite the Biancorossi’s slow start to the season, the attacking midfielder has impressed on an individual level. He even earned himself his first call-up to the Italian senior national team. Luciano Spalletti gave him his debut against Israel in the last UEFA Nations League match.

Maldini has a contract at Monza until June 2026 with an automatic extension clause that can be activated based on performance-related statistics. However, the young man may not stay at the U-Power Stadium for long, especially due to the buyout clause that will make the mission easier for his fans.

According to Sky Sport Italia (via Calciomercato), Maldini’s contract at Monza contains a release clause of €12 million, which is possible in Italy, as well as a €15 million clause for foreign clubs.

The source adds that Juventus, Inter and Atalanta showed interest in the player. lately, so this point will definitely improve their chances.

As for Milan, they will receive a 50% commission on the sale if the player ends up making the move, but they do not have the option of first refusal, the report states. In any case, the Rossoneri are currently not interested in bringing back their academy product, preferring to focus on their current ranks.

Maldini has scored a goal and an assist in his 10 Serie A appearances for Monza this season. Although he came close to scoring against his former club last night, it was not to be as Tijani Reynders’ goal was enough to seal the Rossoneri’s away win.