Alexis Sanchez set to sign for Udinese

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By: Manu Tournoux

Arturo Vidal's controversial advice to Alexis Sanchez

Free of any contract since his departure from Inter Milan, Alexis Sánchez (35 years old), once mentioned on the OM side during this summer transfer window, is finally on the verge of joining Udinese.I don’t want to create false expectations. He left his heart here. I don’t rule out that it could happen, but for now, there are no negotiations.“, had recently indicated the sports director Nani.

Yes, but according to the latest information from Sky Italythe former Marseille striker is about to make his return to Udinese and could therefore play alongside Florian Thauvin. As a reminder, Sánchez played 112 matches with Udinese, between 2006 and 2011, for a total of 21 goals and 20 assists. An experience that revealed the Chilean to the face of Europe. He then joined FC Barcelona.

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Manu Tournoux

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