Orlando Gill went from selling his boots to support his premature son to stopping penalties on the World Cup stage. Now European clubs want to buy him, and San Lorenzo is putting a $7 million price tag on one of South American football’s most compelling stories.
The 26-year-old Paraguayan goalkeeper has attracted interest from Serie A clubs Torino and Lazio, with reports suggesting English teams are also watching. His contract with the Argentine Primera División side runs through the end of 2026, which gives San Lorenzo a narrow window to extract maximum value before he could walk for free.
World Cup performances changed everything
Gill’s profile exploded during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, where pivotal penalty saves turned him from a solid domestic keeper into an internationally recognized name.
His market valuation sat at roughly €6 million as of May 2026, according to Transfermarkt. San Lorenzo’s €7 million release clause aligns closely with that figure, suggesting the club priced it just above market rate.
