Fiorentina are very close to securing the signature of Albert Gudmundsson from Genoa. The Viola have improved their offer, bringing the two clubs to the brink of a final agreement.
Gianluca Di Marzio reports that the latest proposal from Fiorentina includes a €7 million fee for an initial loan, with an obligation to buy set at €18 million, subject to certain conditions. This revised offer represents a significant step forward in negotiations, as it addresses Genoa’s valuation more closely than the initial bid.
Genoa is currently reviewing this second offer and is expected to respond shortly. The Ligurian club may choose to accept these terms outright or potentially make a slight counter-proposal to fine-tune the deal.
The transfer saga surrounding Gudmundsson has attracted attention from several top Italian clubs, including Inter, Juventus, and Napoli. However, Fiorentina has emerged as the frontrunner, demonstrating their commitment to landing the Icelandic forward.
Gudmundsson’s potential move to Florence would mark a significant coup for Fiorentina, bolstering their attacking options for the upcoming season. The 26-year-old’s versatility and goal-scoring prowess have made him a highly sought-after talent in Serie A.
