Fiorentina have officially signed former Milan striker Patrick Cutrone from Wolverhampton Wanderers on an initial two-year loan.
Cutrone only joined Wolves from Milan last summer in a deal worth €18m plus bonuses but struggled to impose himself at Molineux, scoring just three goals in 24 games.
He returns to Italy with Fiorentina, who claim he has arrived on a two-year loan with obligation to buy, which The Athletic’s Tim Spiers states is dependent on appearances.
Fiorentina have officially signed former Milan striker Patrick Cutrone from Wolverhampton Wanderers on an initial two-year loan.
Cutrone only joined Wolves from Milan last summer in a deal worth €18m plus bonuses but struggled to impose himself at Molineux, scoring just three goals in 24 games.
He returns to Italy with Fiorentina, who claim he has arrived on a two-year loan with obligation to buy, which The Athletic’s Tim Spiers states is dependent on appearances.
Gazzetta dello Sport’s Nicolo Schira claims the Viola will pay €2m for the loan deal, with the obligation to buy set at €16m.
On the other hand, the Premier League side wrote in their statement that the Tuscans had an option to buy as opposed to obligation.
The 22-year-old, who has one Italy cap, netted 27 times in 90 games for Milan.
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