According to Tuttomercato, Santiago Gimenez is one of the players who might leave Milan following the club's failure to qualify for the Champions League.

Tuttomercato reports that a sale of Santiago Gimenez will occur if he does not convince the club within the next two months. A new striker is set to arrive regardless, and this player is expected to take the number 9 shirt. Neither Gimenez nor Fullkrug have managed to claim that shirt number so far.

A 'special market' is considered to exist for Santiago Gimenez, and there is discussion about whether AC Milan will consider offers for him during the summer transfer window of 2026. Massimo Ambrosini has commented on the potential future of Santiago Gimenez.

According to CalcioMercato, Santiago Gimenez's departure is scheduled for June.

According to Gazzetta dello Sport, Santiago Gimenez could decide to leave Milan this summer if the opportunity arises. The report states the club invested 28.5 million euros plus bonuses for Gimenez, and that the perception is his period at Milan is already ending.

According to Tuttomercato, while Santiago Gimenez is a candidate for a January departure from Milan, an injury presents a significant obstacle. The Mexican striker will be unavailable until at least the end of February. The report indicates that for a winter transfer to happen, Milan would need to find a club willing to acquire him for a longer term and without immediate proof of his fitness.

CalcioMercato reports that the club rossonero is attempting to sell Santiago Gimenez, who they also tried to sell last summer. The Mexican has had a series of disappointing appearances in the first three months and has scored no goals in the league.

Récord reports on Santiago Giménez's ambitions at Milan, mentioning rumors of a possible departure during the past summer. The player's objective is to consolidate himself as a key offensive player at the club and dispel any doubts within the management about the need to look for another striker.

According to Tuttomercato, Santiago Gimenez was involved in transfer rumors concerning a potential deal with Milan. The speculation suggested he might be used as part of a transaction to bring Dovbyk to the club. However, Gimenez remained at Milan and is now focused on regaining the support of the fans and the club environment.

Santiago Gimenez is determined to stay at Milan despite recent rumors suggesting a departure just 6 months after his arrival. His agent, Rafaela Pimenta, confirmed that the rumors are fake news and that Gimenez is not going anywhere.

AC Milan is testing the market for Santiago Gimenez, who arrived for 35 million EUR six months ago. They are looking to sell him to free up salary space for Dušan Vlahović. Gimenez has a salary of 3 million EUR per year until 2029, but does not fit Massimiliano Allegri's system.

Tuttomercato reports that Santiago Gimenez's future at AC Milan is uncertain as he has not convinced the club and risks being put on the market. Santiago Gimenez has not convinced AC Milan and risks being put on the market. He is not set to be the main striker, with potential competitors like Dusan Vlahovic or Rasmus Hojlund being considered. AC Milan paid over 30 million for him, and he continually requested a transfer from Feyenoord who did not want to sell him.

CalcioMercato reports on Milan's pursuit of a new striker to bolster their attacking lineup. Igli Tare, the new sporting director of Milan, expressed confidence in Gimenez, acknowledging his normal impact and adjustment to Italian football. Milan is seeking another striker to compete with Gimenez, indicating a potential transfer to enhance their attacking options. Tare stated that they are evaluating profiles both in Italy and abroad and emphasized the importance of finding a striker with different characteristics than Gimenez, similar to Giroud.

CalcioMercato has reported on Santiago Gimenez's position at AC Milan following his transfer last winter. Santiago Gimenez moved to AC Milan during the last winter transfer window for a fee of 32 million euros plus 3 million euros in bonuses. Despite the significant investment, his performance has only partially met expectations, with 6 goals and 3 assists in all competitions. Conceiçao has often shown a preference for Luka Jovic and Tammy Abraham over him. As a result, Gimenez's status at Milan is being discussed, and it is noted that he needs to work harder to gain the trust of Tare and Allegri. There is no sign from the club that they plan to put him on the market to raise funds. Tare, the new sporting director, is planning to meet with Gimenez's agent Rafaela Pimenta and his father Christian to discuss the situation and understand the intentions of Gimenez's entourage.

Santiago Gimenez, a Mexican forward who joined Milan last January from Feyenoord for 35 million euros including bonuses, may consider leaving due to limited playing opportunities, especially since Milan won't be playing in European competitions next season. Several clubs are interested in him.

There are rumors regarding Santiago Giménez's potential departure from Milan in the next transfer window. Despite losing his starting position in recent matches, Milan, managed by Sergio Conceicao, reportedly still considers him a part of their future plans according to Gazzetta dello Sport. The club is evaluating different scenarios due to the presence of three strikers competing for the main role each season. Transfermarkt currently estimates his market worth at 37.00 million euros.