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Another stop in Gabriel Milito's career could be announced by Spanish sports newspapers.
After recovering from another injury, the defender rarely appears on the field, so rumors soon spread that the footballer will most likely leave the Catalan team.
Milito, who wants to play more matches, aims to rejoin the Argentine national team and participate in the "Copa America" tournament.
According to "El Mundo Deportivo," the defender is likely to move to the Malaga club, which has been very active in the winter transfer market recently.
The Andalusian team, acquired by wealthy investors from Qatar, has already been supplemented by Julio Baptista, Martin Demichelis, Sergio Asenjo, Enzo Maresca, and Ignacio Camacho.
It is believed that Milito will soon wear the jersey of the "Anchovies".
According to unofficial information, the conditions for the Argentine's move to "Malaga" are still being negotiated with "Barcelona". It is reported that the player could be loaned for six months or even sign a contract with the Andalusian team until the summer of 2013 or 2014.
It is said that everything will be clarified on Sunday. On that day, "Barcelona" will play against "Malaga" at home, and negotiators from both teams will have a great opportunity to finalize all the player's transfer terms.
His native club "Independiente," Italy's "Serie A" participant "Napoli," and the former defender's team "Zaragoza" were also interested in acquiring Milito.
