Fiorentina are on the verge of securing the return of Robin Gosens to Italian football. The former Inter and Atalanta player is reportedly very close to completing a transfer from Union Berlin to the Viola.
The Florence-based club has been working diligently to structure a deal that meets Union Berlin’s requirements. Gianluca Di Marzio reports that the proposed transfer is taking shape as a loan with a conditional obligation to buy, a format that appears to satisfy the German club’s demands.
Significantly, Fiorentina have already reached a verbal agreement with Gosens himself, indicating the player’s willingness to make the move back to Serie A. This personal agreement marks a crucial step in finalizing the transfer.
The conditions for the obligation to buy are said to be tied to two key factors: the number of appearances Gosens makes for Fiorentina and the club’s qualification for European competition. These performance-based clauses demonstrate a balanced approach to the deal, protecting both clubs’ interests.
Gosens’ potential return to Italy would bring valuable experience and versatility to Fiorentina’s squad. Known for his attacking prowess from the left-back position, the German international could provide a significant boost to the team’s ambitions for the upcoming season.
