Albert Gudmundsson is inching closer to joining Fiorentina as the club intensifies its efforts to bolster its attacking options. The Viola have made significant progress in negotiations with Genoa, and the two sides are now very close to reaching a final agreement.
According to Gianluca Di Marzio, Fiorentina have improved their initial offer to Genoa, demonstrating their strong intent to secure the Icelandic forward’s services. The latest proposal from the Florence-based club includes a loan fee of around €6-7 million, with a purchase option set between €18-19 million.
This new offer represents an increase from their previous bid, which consisted of a €5 million loan fee and a €20 million purchase option. The adjustment in the structure of the deal appears to have brought the two clubs closer to an agreement.
While Genoa is reportedly asking for a slight increase in the terms, the gap between the two sides has narrowed considerably. The negotiations have reached a critical stage, with both clubs showing a willingness to find common ground.
Gudmundsson’s potential move to Fiorentina would mark a significant addition to the team’s offensive lineup. The versatile forward has impressed during his time at Genoa, attracting attention from several clubs across Italy.
