Follow in Julian Alvarez's footsteps: Pep Guardiola dismisses another Argentine and will say goodbye to Manchester City

Maximo Perrone's future is at a critical juncture, and according to the latest reports from Fabrizio Romano, the Argentine midfielder will continue his journey in Italy for another season. The Serie A club currently loaning the player has decided to exercise their option to extend the loan. This ensures Perrone another year in a competitive league, where he will continue to gain valuable experience and playing time, crucial for his development.

However, what's caught more attention is that, in addition to the extension, the Italian club has also begun talks with Manchester City to explore the possibility of a permanent transfer. The club is not only satisfied with the player's performances but also sees him as an important long-term asset. This marks a significant step for Perrone, who may have the chance to settle in Serie A permanently.

Despite joining Manchester City in 2023 with high expectations, Perrone has struggled to secure a regular spot in the first team. The competition in midfield has made it difficult for him to establish himself, and thus, his time in Italy has been crucial for his growth, allowing him to play more regularly and be an important figure for his team.

Should a permanent transfer be completed, it would be a significant milestone in Perrone's career. His adaptation to European football has been positive, but this move would give him the chance to continue progressing in a more prominent role. On the other hand, Manchester City, always looking to optimise their squad, could see the sale of Perrone as a beneficial move, freeing up space and generating funds from his departure.

A definitive farewell to Manchester City?

Perrone’s future increasingly seems to be drifting away from Manchester City. While no formal agreement has been reached yet, the growing possibility of a permanent move to the Italian club highlights the lack of opportunity the Argentine has at City, while the Italian team continues to bet on him for the long term.