The Gimenez saga has gone on uncomfortably long, and for some, it has probably brought back flashbacks of the Joshua Zirkzee deal in the summer. Despite the player’s wishes, Milan fell at the financial block, but this has not occurred this time around.
Instead, the club have managed to conclude a deal at the price requested by the Dutch outfit, an immensely commendable task.
As confirmed by Fabrizio Romano, Feyenoord have accepted a bid from the Rossoneri this morning, worth more than €35 million, including bonuses. The Dutch outfit will also retain an interest in the striker’s future, with ‘an important resale clause’ also added to the deal.
Confidence about the addition has been growing in the past few days and reports from Casa Milan state that CEO Giorgio Furlani was present until the late hours of the night to seal the deal, showing the significance of this deal in the eyes of the club.
Today, the striker will arrive in Milano, as reported by Gianluca Di Marzio, and as Romano states, ‘Here we go!’, the Gimenez era has begun.
