If Feyenoord were to open up to the sale of Santiago Gimenez, Milan would be ready to endorse the investment even without the exit of Emerson Royal, a full-back who suffered an injury yesterday that practically took him off the market. This was revealed by the editorial staff of ‘Sky’, explaining that the Rossoneri club has sent the Mexican striker’s agent to scout ahead to understand if there are margins to finalize the operation by February 3rd.
Yesterday evening, after the brace scored against Bayern Munich in the match won 3-0 by Feyenoord, the Mexican striker spoke about his future like this: “The only one who knows my future is God, I leave everything in his hands. I love Feyenoord, I love these fans who have given me support from day one and I will give my all for them.”
On the possible purchase of Gimenez by Milan, this is what journalist Fabio Ravezzani expressed himself today on ‘TMW Radio’: “Gimenez said in the summer that he liked Milan and that he had received an offer from Milan on the last day of the transfer window, but for Feyenoord it was too low. You can’t get to the last day with an offer that’s too low. he can make a great team by being an economist, with a solid offer. A club like Milan cannot work like this.”