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Official: Santiago Giménez reinforces FC Porto

Dia de Jogo — jornal desportivo31 August 2026 at 21:08

Santiago Giménez, a 25-year-old Mexican striker, left AC Milan and signed for FC Porto. The Portuguese club officially confirmed the signing of the player, who arrives from Italian football.

The player completed his youth development and started his professional career at Cruz Azul, a club from Mexico, where he began to stand out as a goal scorer.

His breakthrough in European football came during his time at Feyenoord, a Dutch team where he exploded onto the scene and caught the attention of major European clubs, which allowed him to move to AC Milan.

After an experience in Italy that did not go as expected, Giménez now seeks at FC Porto to rediscover his best football and establish himself again as one of the best strikers on the European continent.

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