Bordeaux's Fernando Would Accept Genoa Offer - Agent
The Brazilian midfielder is supposedly interested by the Grifoni's proposal and could be prepared to make a move there in January. However, the Serie A outfit need to speed the deal up...
According to the player's agent, Massimiliano Ricci, there has been interest from Genoa for the Brazilian midfielder. However, no official contact from has yet been made.
"It's not news that my client is liked a lot by [Gian Piero] Gasperini's Genoa, especially given that the club are looking for a midfielder with Fernando's characteristics," Ricci revealed to Itasportpress.
"The recent contacts have been with the aforementioned, but an official offer from president Enrico Preziosi is still missing.
"If he wants to conclude the transfer in January, the transfer needs to be accelerated. Fernando would leave Bordeaux and the Champions League for the Ligurian side's ambitious project.
"He will be out of contract in a year and a half, and I believe that playing in Italy would be an important move, particularly at such a serious club as Preziosi's."
Anthony Wright, Goal.com
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