Among the Milan players with the most uncertain future is 25-year-old Santiago Gimenez. The Mexican striker should be watched by the new coach, Amorim, in the first sessions of the pre-season, but the season below expectations left doubts about his role in the Rossoneri team.
There is no shortage of scenarios for an eventual exit and, among them, an American path is gaining strength. According to Eurosport, Orlando City is interested in securing the Mexican to form a high-level attacking duo with Gignac. The French veteran, after several seasons in Mexico, will be very close to making the jump to MLS, which opens up space for the construction of this offensive pair in Orlando.
In recent days, Gimenez himself discussed his first full season at Milan, marked by ups and downs: "As always in life, there are positive moments and others that are not so good, but since I became very close to religion I have achieved a certain stability on an emotional level. When things go wrong, I surrender to faith, to the notion that a storm cannot last forever. At the same time, when things are going well, I try to remain calm and humble. There are ups and downs in life."
For now, Milan is preparing for the new season and Amorim will have the initial say on the future of 'Bebote', while on the other side of the Atlantic, Orlando City is evaluating the possibility of moving forward for the Mexican striker, always with the prospect of pairing him with Gignac in MLS.