Milan will still be able to count on Alessandro Nesta next season after he extended his contract with the Rossoneri.

The defender's previous deal was set to expire in June, but he's agreed fresh terms for another 12 months after talks today.

Nesta, born in 1976, has been with the San Siro giants since his August 2002 move from hometown club Lazio.

The former Italian international, despite his age, has played in 26 League games for the Diavolo so far this term. Only Ignazio Abate and Thiago Silva, out of the defensive unit, have played in more.

Andrea Pirlo has put an end to his time with Milan. “I am here to say goodbye. These were 10 unforgettable years and it's a consensual separation.”

The midfielder is one of several players out of contract on June 30, but while Alessandro Nesta, Mark Van Bommel, Flavio Roma and Thiago Silva all signed extensions this week, it looks as if Pirlo's time is up.

“I am here to say goodbye,” he told Sky Sport Italia outside the Milan headquarters in Via Turati this afternoon.

Milan have announced that Filippo Inzaghi has extended his contract until June 30, 2012.

The veteran hitman was one of several players whose deals were set to expire next month.

He went in for a meeting at the Via Turati club headquarters this afternoon and it was very quickly confirmed that a new agreement had been reached.

“Milan announce that Filippo Inzaghi has extended his contract until June 30, 2012,” read a statement.

Pippo Inzaghi is overjoyed at extending his contract. “It's a dream to end my career at Milan and I'll catch Raul's record.”

The 37-year-old is the latest veteran to sign a new agreement holding him to the club until June 30, 2012, as his current deal was set to expire next month.

“I am happy, as it's a dream to end my career at Milan. I don't think there were any alternatives, as what happened the other day at San Siro was worth so much,” he said of their Scudetto party.

Inter President Massimo Moratti has admitted that he would re-sign Zlatan Ibrahimovic if he had the chance.

Ibra left the Nerazzurri in 2009 after making a move to Barcelona, but less than a year later he returned to Italy – this time with city rivals Milan.

"I would take him back today, that's for certain," the Inter chief noted. "Despite everything, he is the one player who helps you win the championship."

Palermo starlet Javier Pastore is the player Milan boss Massimiliano Allegri wants as reward for winning the Scudetto, reports claim.

Whispers circulating in Italy on Tuesday are suggesting that Allegri has met with Milan Vice-President Adriano Galliani and owner Silvio Berlusconi to discuss transfer targets.

Although linked with Napoli's Marek Hamsik yesterday, it is claimed that the Argentine is the club's real objective.

Milan stopper Thiago Silva has played down the importance of his contribution to the club's Scudetto success.

The Brazilian has been one of the outfit's top performers this term, winning the praise of boss Massimiliano Allegri.

"I don't like to talk about my merits, but those of others," he told Sky Sport Italia. "The Scudetto that we have won this year is thanks to everyone, especially the attackers.

Philippe Mexes says he advised Roma to sell him to Milan last summer – at a stage when they would have received a transfer fee for him.

"I suggested to Roma last year to sell me to Milan," the player told France Football. "But they didn't do anything."

The defender will leave the capital outfit at the end of the season to join the Rossoneri on a Bosman free, seeing as his contract in the Eternal City expires next month.

Milan have moved quickly to deny reports that they are planning a summer swoop for Javier Pastore of Palermo.

Stories in the peninsula this morning suggested that the Argentine was the club's top priority as they plan to build a side ready to compete for the Champions League.

However, Vice-President Adriano Galliani has reacted with surprise to the latest transfer speculation.

"Nobody has ever thought about Pastore," claimed the official. "I don't know why this story has emerged.

Udinese talent Kwadwo Asamoah's agent has denied negotiations with Milan, but reports continue to suggest he is Andrea Pirlo's heir.

It is highly unlikely that Pirlo will extend his contract with the Rossoneri, which expires next month.

“Massimiliano Allegri wants a player with different characteristics in that midfield role,” explained assistant manager Mauro Tassotti.

The man who fits the bill would appear to be Udinese's Ghana international Asamoah, who scored a fine goal against Chievo at the weekend.