Intermediaries have offered AC Milan's 24-year-old Mexican striker Santiago Giménez to several Premier League clubs, including Leeds United, West Ham, Fulham, and Sunderland, ahead of the January transfer window. Speculation over the player's future has grown following his struggles for form since joining Milan from Feyenoord in January 2025. Sources have revealed that while Milan would consider approaches for the striker, they are not actively pushing for his departure. The intermediaries are reportedly reaching out to English clubs to gauge potential interest.
However, Giménez’s camp has countered claims he might leave, with his agent Rafaela Pimenta telling ESPN that she was not surprised by the links and that there was no plan for him to depart AC Milan. The club has also conveyed that the situation with Giménez is fine. Sources have also confirmed that Leeds are looking to acquire more attacking players in January. The striker, who has 46 caps and 6 goals for Mexico, has registered one assist and no goals in nine Serie A appearances this season. His contract with Milan runs until 2029, and his market value is estimated by Transfermarkt to be €25.00m.
