AC Milan midfielder Andrea Pirlo has confirmed he will leave the club at the end of the season.
The 31-year-old, whose contract expires next month, revealed on Wednesday his 10-year stay with Milan was coming to an end.
The two-time Scudetto and UEFA Champions League winner is leaving by mutual agreement with Milan, with reports suggesting he is set to join Serie A rivals Juventus.
"I am here to say goodbye. These were 10 unforgettable years and it's a consensual separation," Pirlo said.
"Do I hope Milan will regret losing me? Yes."
There was some good news for the club after they announced veteran striker Filippo Inzaghi had signed a one-year contract extension.
"AC Milan announces that Inzaghi has extended his contract until June 30, 2012," a club statement read.
Defender Alessandro Nesta has also signed on for another year, adding to Tuesday's new deals for Thiago Silva, Flavio Roma and Mark van Bommel.
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