Santiago Gimenez poised to join FC Porto on loan from AC Milan
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 12, 2026, 1:15 PM
Last updated Aug 12, 2026

Santiago Gimenez is reportedly set for a loan move to FC Porto from AC Milan, with a €20 million option to buy. The agreement comes as Milan looks to include him in their plans after a disappointing season marred by injuries. Gimenez had only seven goals and six assists across 37 appearances the previous term. With Porto's coach Francesco Farioli interested, negotiations have shifted to focus on the loan option rather than an obligation. Gimenez has already agreed on personal terms with Porto, making the Portuguese club his preferred destination.
- •Gimenez's loan includes a €20 million buy option, not an obligation.
- •He had a challenging season with injuries, limiting his appearances.
- •Porto's coach Farioli is keen on bringing Gimenez to the club.
- •Negotiations have progressed after initial delays regarding the deal's structure.
- 1:15 PMYahoo Sports — Report Gimenez could join FC Porto on loan with €20m option, no Milan guarantee
"A significant shift is reported in Portugal, suggesting Milan would loan Santiago Gimenez to FC Porto with an option to buy for €20m, not an obligation.The negotiations had stalled for the Mexico in...
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