US EditionSunderland and West Ham Enter Race for Milan Striker After January Decsion
Sunderland aims to strengthen its attack with Gimenez, who seeks more playing time before the World Cup, as AC Milan plans to add a new forward.
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Sunderland Looks to Bolster Mexican Ties as Major Transfer News Emerges
Sunderland is reportedly targeting AC Milan's Mexican forward Santiago Gimenez for a January transfer. Learn about the potential move, the player's form, and why the Black Cats are pushing for a top-four Premier League spot.
Tuttosport: Premier League enquiries arrive for Gimenez - two conditions emerge
By: Oliver Fisher As he remains stuck on zero league goals for the season, doubts about Santiago Gimenez’s AC Milan future continue to swirl.Gimenez only arrived at Milan in January in a deal worth over €30m from Feyenoord, but he has so far not shown enough to suggest that he can be the long-term striker that the club have been searching a long time for.According to a report in Tuttosport (via MilanNews) this morning, several Premier League clu…
Almost a year for Santi Gimenez at Milan. The Mexican, who arrived in the last winter market window, has so far experienced an experience with more shadows than lights in that of Milan. With one foot on the door already in summer, in the end Santi stayed, to try to take Milan for good, but things are not going as planned. New glimpses ahead of the market? Future elsewhere for Santi GImenez? The news Fermo at an altitude of one this season (the g…
The issue of Santiago Gimenez continues to divide the Rossoneri world. Zero league goals, a performance far from what was expected when he was acquired and after his first appearances, and an injury that is expected to keep him out for a few more weeks. All the elements to explain his disappointing impact, at least so far, are there. But would it be fair—or balanced—to imagine a Milan that never starts again with him, especially given the invest…
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