Strike from Serie A for Milan in the final hours of the market: the Rossoneri set up a last-minute swap
The gong that will announce the closing of the winter market session is getting closer and closer and Milan is still working to add the missing pieces to Sergio Conçeiçao’s squad.
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Given the many difficulties in scoring, the hottest name in these last days of the market is Feyenoord’s Santiago Gimenez for whom the Rossoneri are pushing hard. Milan’s first offer was around 36 million euros, but the Dutch club has rejected the Rossoneri’s assault, demanding at least 40 million euros to let their princely striker leave.
Feyenoord has put up a major wall for its player, given the short time available to find a replacement and has no intention of discounting, but the negotiation is more open than ever. Milan is continuing with its pressing and Gimenez himself is intrigued by the possibility of playing for a club as emblazoned as the Rossoneri. The feeling, however, is that it could be negotiated until the last hours of the market and the Rossoneri will do everything to break down the Dutch wall.
The Rossoneri’s market team, however, is not only working on Gimenez, and just as the market closes, there could be an exchange with Parma to bring Del Prato to Milan, who has put on a good show so far with the Crusaders.
Milan, non solo Gimenez: anche Del Prato nel mirino
The purchase of Santiago Gimenez is Milan’s top priority target in these final stages of the market, but the Rossoneri are also starting to move to strengthen their defense and have put Enrico Del Prato in their sights. The defender, playing full-back, of Parma is one of the happy notes of the Crociata season and has also given himself 3 goals in 13 appearances, signing a very heavy goal in Turin against Juventus.
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The player’s performance has piqued the interest of AC Milan, which is ready to set up a last-minute swap to bring him to the Rossoneri before the end of the winter session. In order to convince Parma, in addition to a financial match, Milan would be willing to put in the pot the card of Filippo Terracciano, who has performed well in recent outings.
Being embroiled in the fight not to be relegated, however, it seems difficult to think that Parma could let go of one of the team’s pillars with only a few days left in the market, and the negotiation promises to be complicated. More likely, the deal could be done instead in the summer, especially should Parma relegate to Serie B.
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