Italian club AC Milan has entered the race to sign young striker Santino Andino, according to the website "Fichajes." This comes after Argentine club River Plate had been closely monitoring the player and considered him the ideal option to strengthen their attacking line in the medium to long term.

Andino is only 20 years old and has attracted attention due to his great offensive abilities and potential for development, making him a sought-after talent in both local and international markets. Although River Plate was the most eager club to sign him, Milan's involvement—thanks to its attractive sporting project and greater financial capacity—has intensified the competition, making the player's final decision the center of attention.

The same source confirmed that River Plate is ready to make significant efforts to complete the deal, especially after the departure of key attacking players. The club believes that Andino has the potential to become a pivotal player if he adapts quickly. On the other hand, Milan offers the opportunity to play in the Italian league and participate on the biggest European stages, in addition to a financial offer that is hard for both the player and his club, Godoy Cruz, to refuse.

For Santino Andino, this situation is considered a rare opportunity for professional growth, as he must choose between staying with the Argentine giant or moving directly to Europe—a decision that could shape the course of the coming years in his football career.