Gio Simeone leaves door open to River return: ‘It was everything’ | OneFootball

The Torino striker spoke about his beginnings at the club and the chance of returning in this transfer window.

One of River’s main objectives in this transfer window is to strengthen the attack of the team led by Eduardo Coudet. In this regard, Giovanni Simeone, a player for Torino of Italy, is on the club’s radar, and the first talks to sign him have already begun.

Speaking with the streaming program ‘Valet Parking,’ the player who came through the Millonario’s youth ranks talked about his time at the club and stated that the club was very important in his life, which is why he places it above Racing, even though his father played there and is a fan.

“There are decisions to be made in the future. Just imagine, I spent a long time at River; for me, River meant a lot,” he said, emphasizing his feelings for the Núñez side and his development there until making his professional debut in August 2013 under coach Ramón Díaz.

Continuing along the same lines, the striker, who as of July will officially belong to Torino of Italy, added: “I was there 12 hours a day. I went to school, left there, and went to the youth academy—I came out of River. For me, it’s unavoidable, River was everything.”

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