Nicolò Zaniolo's future at Udinese is nearing a conclusion, with the Italian midfielder poised to extend his contract until 2030. The news could come as a relief to the Udinese faithful, who have endured weeks of tension surrounding Zaniolo's future.

The 24-year-old had been expecting an adjustment to his wages following his transfer from Galatasaray, but the initial disagreement had created a rift between the player and the club. Zaniolo's absence from training sessions did little to alleviate the situation, with the player presenting himself as unfit to train.

Despite previous speculation linking Zaniolo with AC Milan, the interest never materialized into a concrete transfer. According to reports from Tuttomercatoweb.com, the situation has now calmed down, with Zaniolo set to commit his future to Udinese.

**Contract Details**: Zaniolo's new deal will run until June 30, 2030, giving the player continuity in his Udinese career.

Zaniolo's commitment to Udinese could be seen as a setback for any potential suitors, including AC Milan. However, the Rossoneri have not been actively pursuing the Italian international, and it appears that their interest was never a serious one.