Santiago Giménez Transfer from Milan to Lazio
According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Rino Gattuso is convinced Santiago Gimenez could re-establish himself in Rome after a complicated season at Milan and has already had direct contact with the player to explain the project. Lazio has proposed a paid loan with an option to buy, a formula that does not fully satisfy Milan at the moment. A possible move could be delayed until the second half of August because Milan's new coach Ruben Amorim wants to evaluate Gimenez first when he returns from an ankle injury. Gimenez prefers to consider possible destinations carefully, prioritizing a club involved in European competitions or an experience in a league other than Serie A.
According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Rino Gattuso is convinced Santiago Gimenez could re-establish himself in Rome after a complicated season at Milan and has already had direct contact with the player to explain the project. Lazio has proposed a paid loan with an option to buy, a formula that does not fully satisfy Milan at the moment. A possible move could be delayed until the second half of August because Milan's new coach Ruben Amorim wants to evaluate Gimenez first when he returns from an ankle injury. Gimenez prefers to consider possible destinations carefully, prioritizing a club involved in European competitions or an experience in a league other than Serie A.
SS Lazio and AC Milan are in talks over Santiago Giménez, whom Lazio coach Gennaro Gattuso considers the ideal addition to his attack. According to La Repubblica, Lazio would like the 25-year-old to join the club, despite a season in which the former Feyenoord player did not score any goals in Serie A. Gattuso sees potential in Giménez, and the two Italian clubs are negotiating with the Mexican's agent. Due to Lazio's financial problems, a loan deal for the coming season is negotiable for Milan, but it must include a purchase option. The loan would be converted into a permanent transfer if Giménez plays a certain number of matches. According to La Repubblica, Giménez must ultimately cost at least twenty million. The player was injured during the World Cup and is reportedly unavailable for at least another month.
SS Lazio and AC Milan are in talks over Santiago Giménez, whom Lazio coach Gennaro Gattuso considers the ideal addition to his attack. According to La Repubblica, Lazio would like the 25-year-old to join the club, despite a season in which the former Feyenoord player did not score any goals in Serie A. Gattuso sees potential in Giménez, and the two Italian clubs are negotiating with the Mexican's agent. Due to Lazio's financial problems, a loan deal for the coming season is negotiable for Milan, but it must include a purchase option. The loan would be converted into a permanent transfer if Giménez plays a certain number of matches. According to La Repubblica, Giménez must ultimately cost at least twenty million. The player was injured during the World Cup and is reportedly unavailable for at least another month.
Gennaro Gattuso has persistently suggested Santiago Gimenez, according to Tuttomercato. The Mexican player can leave Milanello. Lazio has initiated contact with Gimenez's entourage in recent days, and the player is open to the transfer. Following 18 difficult months at Milan, both clubs are open to a loan for Santiago Gimenez, as Milan wants to avoid a capital loss and Lazio cannot guarantee a permanent transfer. Lazio can offer a paid loan of about 3-4 million euros and take on Gimenez's salary. The deal could include a buy option of about 16-17 million euros, but Lazio cannot guarantee a buy obligation. The transfer depends on Milan, which has clarified that with the arrival of Goncalo Ramos, there is no more space for the Mexican player.
Gennaro Gattuso has persistently suggested Santiago Gimenez, according to Tuttomercato. The Mexican player can leave Milanello. Lazio has initiated contact with Gimenez's entourage in recent days, and the player is open to the transfer. Following 18 difficult months at Milan, both clubs are open to a loan for Santiago Gimenez, as Milan wants to avoid a capital loss and Lazio cannot guarantee a permanent transfer. Lazio can offer a paid loan of about 3-4 million euros and take on Gimenez's salary. The deal could include a buy option of about 16-17 million euros, but Lazio cannot guarantee a buy obligation. The transfer depends on Milan, which has clarified that with the arrival of Goncalo Ramos, there is no more space for the Mexican player.
Santiago Gimenez could leave Milan, according to Tuttomercato. The transfer would require an investment of approximately 25 million euros. This amount would be a record for the Lotito management and serve as a significant message to the fans. Santiago Gimenez's future will be clarified only after Milan finalizes its managerial and technical structure.
Santiago Gimenez could leave Milan, according to Tuttomercato. The transfer would require an investment of approximately 25 million euros. This amount would be a record for the Lotito management and serve as a significant message to the fans. Santiago Gimenez's future will be clarified only after Milan finalizes its managerial and technical structure.
Lazio has made an inquiry for Santiago Gimenez, according to CalcioMercato. Milan has made the player available for transfer, and confidence in the former Feyenoord player is very low. Despite this, Santiago Gimenez remains convinced he can succeed in Italy with Milan.
Lazio has made an inquiry for Santiago Gimenez, according to CalcioMercato. Milan has made the player available for transfer, and confidence in the former Feyenoord player is very low. Despite this, Santiago Gimenez remains convinced he can succeed in Italy with Milan.
According to Tuttomercato, Lazio are interested in signing Santiago Gimenez to strengthen their attack. Gennaro Gattuso has reportedly identified the Mexican as an ideal addition. An inquiry is scheduled to be made in the coming days to understand Milan's strategies for Gimenez. For a permanent deal, Lazio would need to sell both Dia and Noslin to raise the approximately 20 million euros required by Milan. Milan's aim is to avoid a capital loss on the player. Gimenez's current gross salary of about 5 million euros per season is considered too high for Lazio; however, the club might attempt to convince him with a five-year contract worth around 4 million gross per season. A paid loan with an option to buy is an alternative, which could involve Milan covering part of his salary for the first year.
According to Tuttomercato, Lazio are interested in signing Santiago Gimenez to strengthen their attack. Gennaro Gattuso has reportedly identified the Mexican as an ideal addition. An inquiry is scheduled to be made in the coming days to understand Milan's strategies for Gimenez. For a permanent deal, Lazio would need to sell both Dia and Noslin to raise the approximately 20 million euros required by Milan. Milan's aim is to avoid a capital loss on the player. Gimenez's current gross salary of about 5 million euros per season is considered too high for Lazio; however, the club might attempt to convince him with a five-year contract worth around 4 million gross per season. A paid loan with an option to buy is an alternative, which could involve Milan covering part of his salary for the first year.
Lazio's main target for a new striker is 25-year-old Santiago Giménez, who could potentially leave Milan. In the 2025/2026 season, he scored 0 goals and provided 2 assists in 16 Serie A appearances and is under contract until June 2029. Tottenham Hotspur has also recently been linked with Giménez, who joined AC Milan from Feyenoord in February 2025.
Lazio's main target for a new striker is 25-year-old Santiago Giménez, who could potentially leave Milan. In the 2025/2026 season, he scored 0 goals and provided 2 assists in 16 Serie A appearances and is under contract until June 2029. Tottenham Hotspur has also recently been linked with Giménez, who joined AC Milan from Feyenoord in February 2025.
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