Milan, Jimenez from Real has been redeemed (lapresse)spaziomilan.it
Milan transfer market, the management has decided on the operation for the future: the Real Madrid player remains with the Rossoneri.
For the Milan a new capital begins, all to be written with the head Paulo Fonseca, the new Rossoneri coach who was officially announced just a few days ago. The Milan club’s project is based on a great desire to return to winning but above all the plan is to lay solid foundations for the future and the best way is to aim especially for young people. This is also one of the reasons why, among all the profiles, the Milan management chose Fonseca to replace Pioli. Precisely for this reason in the Rossoneri market, in addition to thinking about quality reinforcements to add to the squad, Milan also thought about holding on to those who could become great talents in the near future.
As reported by Fabrizio Romani on XMilan decided to buy Alex Jiménez from Real Madrid triggering the purchase option clause from 5 million euros. The formal steps will follow in the next few days, but the deal for the Real Madrid full-back now seems to be definitively closed. Jimenez arrived in Milan in January and was initially linked to the Primavera team, although expectations on him were already very high given that he had arrived in Italy with the label of Theo Hernandez 2.0.
Alex Jiménez remains at Milan: the Rossoneri pay the ransom to Real Madrid
Alex Jiménez arrived at Milan with the loan formula with right of redemption and counter-purchase, respectively for the Rossoneri and Blancos. Apparently, six months after his arrival, the Rossoneri decided to focus on him, despite the boy not being able to explode this season due to various physical problems.
Despite everything, however, the class of 2005 may have found the right environment at Milan to make that definitive leap in quality that could make his career take off. The characteristics to become a champion are there, Pioli himself has called him up to the first team several times this year.
In fact, the Spanish full-back is just 18 years old already made his debut at San Siro with the Rossoneri shirt during the match Italian Cup against the Cagliari. Access to the quarter-finals was at stake that evening. But it wasn’t the only time, the former Devil coach, a few days later allowed him to make his debut in A league during the first half of Castellani’s match againstEmpoli. In short, Milan didn’t want to give up on the boy and wanted to focus on the fact that Fonseca gets along very well with young players.
