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CM: Milan want €30m to sell forward in January – the clubs interested

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Santiago Gimenez has not enjoyed his start to life at AC Milan, and the relationship could end in the next few months.

When it seemed like Gimenez was going to join Milan, many were hopeful for the future. It seemed like the Rossoneri had overcome an obstacle, paying €30 million for a striker. However, he has not proved that worth since.


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In fact, it has been almost six months since his last Serie A goal, and it seems that his time in Milano is done.

Gimenez to England?

Massimiliano Allegri did not sell him in the summer, but there was certainly an opportunity to. Now, given his form in the league, maybe the Italian will regret not pushing to get him out of the door. Nevertheless, there is still interest in him.

Gimenez, as much as his time with the Rossoneri may not have worked, is still an attractive prospect to many clubs.

Santiago Gimenez of AC Milan
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In fact, Sunderland and Brentford are both intrigued by the former Feyenoord striker, and could make a move in January, as could Fenerbahce, as Calciomercato.com reports. For Giorgio Furlani and Igli Tare, the hope is to recoup the €30m paid last year.

Nothing is in the works yet, but it seems like it is heading in one direction.

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15 Comments

  1. Just donate hime to anyone who wants it. That is the safest thing. Who in the world would want to pay a dime for this guy??? Trying to sell him will just complicate things and he will stay which will cost us scudetto. Free donation is the only certain thing to get rid of this no goal scorer.

  2. Paying any amount of money for an ineffective piece is going to hurt, regardless of the price.
    I present to you:

    Exhibit A – Andre Silva €38M with additional €2M bonuses.

    Exhibit B – Divok Origi €0M transfer with a 4 year contract worth €22M.

    Both were awful pieces of business for players who did absolutely nothing for the team.

    1. Andre Silva had 10 g and 2 assists in 2000 minutes for Milan. He was a young player who came in a very turbulent time for Milan and was never really given time to settle in to Serie A.
      Origi is comparable to no one.

  3. Everyone complaining about Santi doesn’t understand how he contributes tactically to the team. He just has taken his chances. He creates space, the game against Fiorentina was prime example. If he could convert he’d be among the top striker in the top 5. Like you guys aren’t seeing his stats

    1. I think santi is still a excellent striker in a system not suited to his strenghts. his confidence took a hit due to the lack of goals but his effort and tactical team work makes us play some of our best football as a team. id say keep him till end of the season, if he starts scoring everything changes. only the goals are lacking but he has the spirit of a milanista and i love him for that. I pray he his goal drought ends but everything else he is doing right.

  4. selling him is totally wrong. what he needs is a strike partner which Milan doesnt have.

    Sell Leao to fund another top striker is a better choice. Sell Leao before he becomes another walk away free player

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