Strahinja Pavlovic, a Serbian defender born in 2001, has just signed a new contract with Milan which binds him to the club until 30 June 2031. The agreement, announced by the club shortly after his visit to Casa Milan, confirms the centrality of the player in the Rossoneri squad, where he was purchased from Salzburg in 2024 for 18 million euros plus a bonus of 2 million.
Milan reiterated that Pavlovic is a defensive pillar under both Massimiliano Allegri and Ruben Amorim, the new coach. The defender, who has already demonstrated solidity and versatility in the central area, will therefore be a key element for the team in the coming seasons. The club also underlined that the new contract provides for a salary doubled compared to his previous remuneration, highlighting the importance that Milan attaches to the player.
Pavlovic expressed modesty but determination, saying the team must remain calm, be themselves and focus on winning. Coach Amorim confirmed his trust in the player, underlining that his experience and his ability to read the game make him indispensable for the Rossoneri defense. Milan, which recently completed the purchase of other defenders, sees Pavlovic as an element of continuity and stability for the team.
With the new contract in place, Pavlovic will be able to contribute to Milan's long-term project, which aims to consolidate its position in Serie A and the Champions League. The club has already outlined the next scouting and squad development activities, with the aim of maintaining competitiveness at a national and international level. Coach Amorim closed the interview by confirming that the team is ready to launch into the next competitions with maximum energy and determination.