The series A season may have ended, but Milan’s story is far from settled. While the curtain fell on a season of heights, lowness and inconsistency, the club’s real transformation – both financially and in the field – begins – now. In the midst of growing speculation about potential player sales and an increasing financial hole because he missed European football, a figure has progressed with a cryptic but encouraging signal for the future.
Christian Pulisic’s teammate, Santiago Gimenez, has delivered a silent but important message – three words that suggest his way of thinking on his way into what promises to be a transformative summer. For a club staring down a projected Loss of $ 28 million for the current financial yearand a smooth paler prospect next season with Over $ 90 million in lost revenueRossoneri will need clarity, commitment and goals.
Santiago Gimenez’s time in red and black has so far been defined by the transition. Signed for over $ 34 million From Feyenoord during the winter window, the Mexican international brought with it a significant promise. He made 19 performances in all competitions and scored six goals – a goal every 149 minutesA respectable interest rate considering he joined the mid -season, with limited time to solve.
The early stages of his Milan career have not been easy. A red card against Roma, spotted playing time and the challenge of adapting to Serie A’s pace and physics Everyone played a role in an inconsistent debut distance. But rather than Sulk, Gimenez looks forward.
“Living a dream I had since I was a kid … This story has just begun, see you soon, with more strength and more hunger. Forza Milan!” He wrote on his profile after the season’s final game.
Message with meaning
These three words – “To live a dream” – Is not just a clisk. They enclose the mentality of a player who understands the opportunity in front of himEspecially in a club that undergoes seismic changes.
With the milan stag for the possible exit of up to 10 playersOf which some return from loans and others who are considered surplus, Gimenez’s message offers something that the club desperately needs: stability and intention. During a summer where sales will dominate headlines, the assurance that his investment is ready to fight for his place next season.
With a full pre -season probably under a new head coach, possibly in a tactical system that is more suitable for his style, The Mexican is expected to take a more central role. Next season will be the 24-year-old’s real start to Life at San Siro. With the club probably brings in a new boss And builds around a younger core is this the opportunity he has been waiting for. He will have a full for season to integrate, adjust and restore After what has been a whirlwind six months.
