The Italian portal Calciomercato reported that Orlando City of MLS has made an offer to sign Santiago Gimenez. The offer reportedly includes doubling the Mexican striker's current salary and paying approximately 4.6 million dollars annually. Gimenez is under contract with the 'Rossoneri' until 2029, and Orlando would be willing to pay up to 30 million dollars to complete the transfer. The arrival of Rubén Amorim as the new coach of AC Milan complicates Gimenez's stay, as the Portuguese coach has requested a striker with different characteristics. In addition, the Milan environment has shown skepticism towards the 25-year-old player. Calciomercato confirmed that the Orlando City proposal is financially attractive for Santiago Gimenez.

According to Tuttomercato, Orlando City is prepared to offer Santiago Gimenez a contract valued at 4 million euros net per season. The report also states that Milan appears to be open to the departure of Gimenez, but with the financial goal of avoiding a loss on the transfer.

According to Eurosport, Orlando City is interested in Milan striker Santiago Gimenez. Orlando City would like to pair Gimenez with Gignac. Gignac is also close to moving to MLS after spending recent years in Mexico.

MLS club Orlando City is targeting Mexican international Santiago Giménez, as his current club AC Milan may be prepared to transfer him. According to Calciomercato, Milan's new coach Ruben Amorin is seeking a different type of striker, while the 25-year-old reportedly wants to demonstrate his abilities at San Siro. Reports from Mexico suggest Orlando City is willing to pay an annual salary of over five million euros plus bonuses for the player, who has an asking price of thirty million euros.