According to the latest report from journalist Daniele Longo, Santiago Giménez will be out for at least 45 days, which will make selling him difficult.

Santiago Giménez's injury is reportedly less severe than expected, but will still keep him out for at least 45 days, which is undoubtedly bad news, especially if Milan wants to sell him.

He is still valued at around €23 million on the club's balance sheet, and selling him for less than that would result in a capital loss, which Milan's management is keen to avoid. Lazio are very interested in him, but currently lack sufficient funds to make an offer. Two other clubs have also shown some interest: Porto and Orlando City, both wealthy clubs that have so far only made simple inquiries.

The arrival of Gonçalo Ramos has completely ended all questions about Milan's starting striker position. It seems that Milan now only has two options: either loan Santiago out, or keep him in the squad as a substitute.

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