Official: Hellas Verona Sign Argentinian Striker

Written By Jacobs Dunga

The striker has completed his move to the Italian club on loan and with an option to buy.

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Hellas Verona have announced the signing of Argentine striker Adolfo Gaich from Russian club CSKA Moskva.

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The Serie A club announced on their official Twitter account on Tuesday morning that the 23 year old has joined from the Russian club.

He arrives for an initial loan of €0.5m with the option to make it permanent at €4.5m which becomes an obligation should the club remain in Serie A.

Gaich played on loan at Spanish Segunda Division side Huesca where he scored once in twenty eight league appearances.

He had a short spell at Italian club Benevento in 2021 scoring twice in fifteen league games. He has a single cap for his nation, earned four years ago in 2019.

Meanwhile…

Reports coming from Italian daily publication Gazzetta dello Sport have it that Roma have rejected formal offers from two clubs for Nicolo Zaniolo.

The clubs namely Everton and RB Leipzig both came forward with loan options with making it permanent come the end of the season but the Giallorossi have rejected both offers.

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The reason is that the club has completely lost faith in the player and wants him out immediately on a permanent basis or have him remain on the sidelines until summer should suitable offers not arrive.

Zaniolo and the club are completely apart and only a separation is seen as the best option for the two parties.

Bournemouth met the capital club’s valuation but the player opted against moving to the Cherries.

It is to be seen what the remaining hours of the window holds for the future of the former Inter Milan youth player.

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