The front matthew retegui prepare the game of Tiger at the end of this tournament of the professional league (LPF) and his destiny would be in the genoa Italian.
According to what was revealed by the specialized site calciomercatoThe 24-year-old attacker from Buenos Aires will receive “a concrete offer” in the following days to join the Genoese squad.
“Genoa FC’s intention is to negotiate first with the player and then agree with Boca Juniors, the club that owns the pass”, expressed the targeted newspaper, in relation to the strategy that the Italian club will design.
reteguiwho already debuted with the selected Azzurri who directs the DT Roberto Mancinihe scored 35 goals in 67 games, in what he has played in the entity of Victoria.
Besides the departure of reteguiDT’s team John Manuel Sarah stayed in the last days without Facundo Colidiowhose link expired last June.
Instead, the right side Lucas Blondel will agree to extend his contract until December 2024.
Genoa has a tradition of hiring Argentine attackers, to such an extent that William Stabile (1930-1935), mario boye (1949-1950), Diego Milito (2004-2005), Luciano Figueroa (2006-2009), rodrigo palacio (2009-2012), hernan crespo (2009-2010), mauro boselli (2010-2011) years Juan Simeone (2016-2017) are some of the gunners who passed through the institution.
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