Star striker Andrea Belotti will stay at Torino unless his release clause is activated, coach Sinisa Mihajlovic said.
Belotti has reportedly emerged as a target for AC Milan after his fine 2016-17 campaign, during which he scored 26 Serie A goals.
The 23-year-old is contracted until 2021 and has a release clause of €100million for any clubs from abroad.
Mihajlovic said Belotti, previously linked to Manchester United and Chelsea, would stay at Torino unless the clause was activated.
"President [Urbano] Cairo has been clear: release clause or nothing," he told a news conference.
"I'm glad he's with us. There is a great relationship, confidence and affection.
"I'm very satisfied with the work we're doing and over the last three weeks I have seen hard work, generosity and desire to do well."
A nine-time Italy international, Belotti joined Torino in 2015 and has 40 goals in 74 games in all competitions for the club.
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