In Milan, a gimenez can hide another. If the beginnings of Santiago Gimenez were very noticed with two goals in his first three games, they did not overshadow the more than convincing performances of Alejandro Jimenez. Appearing more and more frequently in rotation since the arrival of Sergio Conceicao on the bench, the Spaniard is one of the Swiss knives of the workforce, and was used in several roles, always with success.
Buyed in Real Madrid this summer, the young right side of training is a full -time player in Milan, but Real Madrid has kept an eye on him. And not only. Indeed, the Merengues have a buyout clause, which would allow the player to return to Madrid for 9 million this summer, and for 12 million in 2026. A clause that real could easily blow up in order to achieve a capital gain on it. The solution envisaged by Milan is simple: push the buyout clause to 2027 or 2028, and increase the price. A condition that will only depend on the negotiations between the club and Florentino Perez.
