Santiago Giménez Draws Interest from Porto Amid Milan Talks
Santiago Giménez may soon depart from Milan, and intriguingly, Serie A as well.
The Mexican striker’s potential future lies in Portugal. According to Matteo Moretto, Porto has initiated discussions with Milan regarding a loan arrangement that includes an option to buy. Concurrently, negotiations with the player’s representatives are underway to finalize the specifics of the agreement. Sources, including Daniele Longo, indicate that these details were seemingly settled yesterday, with the striker having reached a preliminary agreement on contract terms with the Portuguese side.
Further validation comes from Fabrizio Romano. Reports suggest that Porto has made significant strides in its negotiations with Milan through various intermediaries, with the deal now described as being in an advanced stage, despite some attempts to downplay the situation.
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This development certainly moves Lazio further away from their pursuit of the striker, as they had shown interest in recent weeks. Now, it is Porto that is taking tangible steps to secure the Mexican talent away from Serie A.
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Santiago Giménez could leave Milan and, surprisingly, Serie A as well.
The Mexican striker’s future could in fact be in Portugal: according to Matteo Moretto, Porto have opened talks with the Rossoneri on the basis of a loan with an option to buy, while discussions with the player’s entourage are continuing to finalize every detail of the deal. Details which, according to Daniele Longo, were ironed out yesterday: the striker has reportedly already reached an agreement with the Portuguese club on contract terms.
Further confirmation comes from Fabrizio Romano. Today, through some intermediaries, Porto reportedly made further progress in negotiations with Milan, with the deal described as being at an advanced stage despite attempts to deny it.
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An acceleration that definitively pushes Lazio away, after they had tracked the striker in recent weeks: now it is the Portuguese club that has made concrete moves to try to take the Mexican away from Serie A.
This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇮🇹 here.
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