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Pedro Milans to Argentino Jrs

Quiet since 23 July 2026. Last report: Vene Casagrande. Probability when it went quiet: 11%.

Corinthians have turned down a bid from Argentino Jrs for right back Pedro Milans, worth around $1.1m, structured as a loan with an obligation to buy. The Brazilian club want more, with the board keen to raise cash but holding out for a cleaner, more lucrative structure than the one on the table. The player, 24, is under contract until the end of 2029, so Corinthians are under no pressure to sell quickly and can afford to wait for a better offer. The story comes from Vene Casagrande, a reporter with solid credibility on Brazilian football business, who broke the news of the rejected bid on 23 July 2026. No second outlet has confirmed the details yet, so this sits as a single well sourced line rather than a story corroborated across multiple voices. Worth treating as credible but not yet fully verified. The chance of this move actually happening looks slim for now. Corinthians have already said no once, and the gap between what they want and what Argentino Jrs have offered is the real obstacle, not any lack of interest from the Argentine side. For it to happen, Argentino Jrs would need to raise their bid or restructure it in a way Corinthians find acceptable, and there is no sign yet that they are ready to do that. Corinthians have sold for this kind of money before. They let Grêmio and Amiens SC each pay €1m for players, and further back sold to Hoffenheim for €1m in 2008. A fee in the €1m to €2m range for Milans would sit comfortably alongside those deals. Watch for whether Argentino Jrs return with an improved bid, or restructure the loan and purchase terms to something C

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