Franco Mastantuono Lands in Florence Ahead of Fiorentina Medicals
Franco Mastantuono has arrived in Florence to undergo medical examinations and officially sign his contract with Fiorentina. The young Argentine, born in 2007, was greeted by approximately 500 supporters upon his arrival in the city. Final details of the agreement with Real Madrid have reportedly been settled, paving the way for Mastantuono to begin his Italian journey with the Viola.
Mastantuono Represents a Significant Arrival for Fiorentina
The arrival of Mastantuono has generated considerable excitement in Florence, with a notable crowd of fans gathering to welcome the player. The move is considered a significant addition to Fiorentina's transfer campaign. The player is joining on a dry loan from Real Madrid, meaning Fiorentina will bear the player's salary costs. The immediate focus is on the completion of his medical checks and the signing of his contract, which are the crucial next steps in finalizing the deal.
Mastantuono's Loan and Salary Details
According to reports, the arrangement is a dry loan. Fiorentina's primary financial commitment for the 19-year-old player concerns his salary, with the club set to pay half of it, reported to be €1.8 million, while Real Madrid will cover the other half. Real Madrid had previously invested €63 million in Mastantuono a year prior. This loan structure allows Fiorentina to acquire the player while Real Madrid continues to share the salary expenses.
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