Gianluigi Donnarumma has agreed to an extension with AC Milan through 2021.

Donnarumma's previous deal expired in 2018 and he was reportedly close to a transfer to leave Milan.

Reports in Italy said the deal was worth €6 million per year net, and includes a release clause in excess of €70 million, or less if Milan fail to qualify for the Champions League.

Donnarumma had been on an academy contract up until signing his new agreement, despite having played 68 times already in Serie A.

Donnarumma's initial refusal to commit to a new deal upset Milan fans, with many blaming his agent Mino Raiola.

Saul has agreed upon a nine-year contract extension with Atletico Madrid that will run until June 2016. The deal is one of the longest in soccer history.

Saul has emerged as one of the most exciting midfield talents in Europe over the past two seasons.

“I am very happy because at Atlético we are a family and there is no better place to be,” Ñíguez said in a statement.

“I will work my full potential on the field as always to pay back the trust that the club is giving to me. I’d like to thank all my team-mates and the coaching staff for their help day by day so that I can be the player I am today.”