Milan Push to Seal Gimenez Deal, Paving Way for Morata’s Galatasaray Move
AC Milan are stepping up their efforts to finalize the transfer of Santiago Gimenez from Feyenoord, a move that could trigger Alvaro Morata's departure to Galatasaray. The Rossoneri are working diligently with the Dutch club to bring the Mexican striker to Italy.
AC Milan are stepping up their efforts to finalize the transfer of Santiago Gimenez from Feyenoord, a move that could trigger Alvaro Morata’s departure to Galatasaray. The Rossoneri are working diligently with the Dutch club to bring the Mexican striker to Italy.
Gianluca Di Marzio reports how Gimenez’s arrival at San Siro would open the door for Morata to make his way to Turkey. Milan’s management has made it clear they are not looking to add two strikers, indicating that Gimenez would be a direct replacement for the Spanish forward.
Galatasaray have approached Milan with a request for Morata on a paid loan deal. However, the Italian giants prefer a permanent transfer for the 31-year-old striker. The final decision rests with Morata, who will consult with his family before giving the green light to the move.
This potential domino effect in Milan’s attack comes as the club looks to reshape its offensive lineup. Gimenez, who has impressed in the Eredivisie, is seen as a key target to bolster Milan’s striking options. Meanwhile, Morata’s possible exit after just six months at the club highlights the rapid changes in the transfer market.
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