Genoa president Enrico Preziosi and his Argentinian counterpart Victor Blanco of Racing Club de Avellaneda have reached an agreement to collaborate in future transfer activities.
The two clubs most recently worked together when 21 year old midfielder Adrian Ricardo Centurion was loaned to Genoa by the Argentinian club in September.
Now the two teams have decided to work together in the future with the Argentinian club becoming a point of reference in the country for Genoa.
According to TuttoMercatoWeb.com, presidents of both clubs, along with their respective delegates Pablo Mena and Alessandro Zarbano as well as lawyer Gianandrea Pilla, shook hands on a deal which would make Racing a satellite club for Genoa in Argentina.
The two sides did not meet for any particular transfer deal, nor was there any talk of Canturion returning to Argentina at the end of the season.
The 21 year old was sent to Genoa on loan and the deal includes an option to buy at the end of the campaign should the Grifone want to retain the services of the midfielder.
Racing and Genoa more famously collaborated on the move that brought Diego Milito to the Grifoni in 2004 while Genoa were in Serie B.
