The brand new sports director of Udinese, Gianluca Nanispoke in the last hours about the possibility that the Chilean striker Alexis Sanchez return to the Friuli cast for the 2024-2025 season.
The ‘Wonder Boy’ ends his contract in the next few days (June 30) with the Inter de Milan and everything indicates that he will not continue in the ‘neroazzurra’ store for the next campaign.
And the idea of the tocopillano is to continue playing at first level in Europe, at 35 years old. Given this, Udinese appears as an interesting destination to continue his successful career.
In his presentation as director of the Bianconera store, Nani was consulted about the option of La Roja’s historic scorer. Alexis consolidated himself from 2008 to 2011 as Udinese’s star with 21 goals and 20 assists in 121 games.
“Alexis is a great player, who made history at Udinese. I read about the possibility (that it arrives), but we have not taken it into account yet. The coach (Kosta Runjaic) has just arrived and with him we will try to improve the team after his tactical instructions,” he said at the outset.
“I understand that it is okay dream positively: You can’t live on dreams, but dreams make you live. But we are waiting for names”he added.
Udinese brought Sánchez to Italy and Europe. In 2006 he bought it from Copperloa for 3 million euros and brought him into his ranks after two seasons on loan between Colo Colo and River Plate.
Another Serie A club wants ‘Maravilla’
After receiving a ‘no’ from Parma and Como in this transfer market, Alexis Sánchez has a new suitor in Italian Serie A.
The last club to join the bid for the Chilean is the Genoaa team that finished in eleventh place in the last Calcio season.
“Genoa, after having discovered several young players, is now looking for more experienced ones. In recent days many names have been mentioned and Among the many would also be that of Alexis Sánchez”, indicated the Calcio Online portal.
“The club is interested in the profile of the Wonder Boywho could join the Rossoblú squad free way”he added.
