The player who shone in the youth World Cup in Argentina ended his contract with Lazio and signed with the rossonero for four seasons.
After the great Under 20 World Cup that he played for the Argentine National Team in our country, Milan officially confirmed the signing of Luka Romero for four seasons. The club shared a photo of the player who also has Spanish and Mexican nationality, signing his contract.
Romero, 18 years old and who played from 2021 until last season at Lazio, with whom he celebrated a goal in 21 games after arriving from Mallorca, underwent rigorous medical controls at the La Madonnina clinic in Milan.
The striker, who played in the U-20 World Cup hosted by Argentina and in which he scored two great goals that went around the world, signed his contract with Milan after passing those exams to later be presented to society.
Milan officially greeted him as a new club player on their social networks: “Welcome, Lukita”, he posted on Twitter with an Argentine flag accompanying the phrase. He also posted, “El pibe 18”, with a photo of him wearing his new jersey with that number and backstage of the photographic production.
In addition to Romero, who was also called up to the senior “albiceleste” team in the last qualifying rounds for the World Cup in Qatar (which he did not play later), Milan also aims to strengthen itself with the arrival of the Spanish Alvaro Morata, who is released from the Atletico Madrid.
This is what the radio program “El Partidazo de Cope” anticipates today, according to which the former Juventus striker has already expressed his desire to return to Italian football
Milan, which has already signed the British midfielder of Guyanese origin Ruben Loftus-Cheek, from Chelsea, will begin its preseason next Monday
Meanwhile and before the start of a new championship, which will begin on August 20 and in which Milan will debut as a visitor to Bologna, the club plans to play a friendly with Monza
It is announced for August 8 at the U-Power Stadium in tribute to the former president and owner of both clubs, Silvio Berlusconi, who died on June 12
“Il Cavaliere” embodied a golden age for Milan, which under his command won 31 titles between 1986 and 2017, while with Monza he achieved an unprecedented promotion to the first division, the first in 110 years of history. (ANSA)
2023-07-06 17:39:38
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