ASM veteran to MLS
At the end of the contract with theAS Monacoa club veteran could continue his career away from Europe next season
AS Monaco Mercato: Cesc Fabregas will leave free this summer
While the Tchouaméni case has been panicking Europe lately, another midfielder should leave ASM. Arrived at theAS Monaco in 2019 against 9 million euros from Chelsea, Cesc Fabregas really no longer serves as a holder on the Rock. The player has only played 117 minutes with the Monegasques this season and is expected to leave the club this summer. The 34-year-old midfielder is coming to the end of his contract with ASM and the latter will obviously not be renewed. Second highest paid player in the Monegasque locker room behind Ben Yedder, the departure of Fabregas will be able to save the current 7th in Ligue 1 a lot of money.
In recent seasons, the playing time of the Spanish international (110 caps) has only declined little by little, to the point that we only see him very rarely on the lawns of Ligue 1. Indeed, Fabregas had a dark year this season, being injured and then very impacted by the Covid. And while a contract extension seems more than unlikely, the player seems to be heading for the exit, after three years on the Rock.
Clubs interested in the veteran
Contrary to what one might have thought given his starving playing time and his physical glitches at theAS Monaco, in recent seasons, the midfielder does not intend to hang up his crampons at 34 years old. Several clubs would also be interested in the idea of signing the former FC Barcelona and Chelsea midfielder. An exotic career ending cannot be ruled out.
The Monegasque midfielder, who will soon return from injury, nevertheless wants to show himself before leaving monaco and wishes to offer itself a last challenge. According to Foot Mercato, the player would be in the sights of several American and Gulf clubs. Although no agreement has yet been reached, he may join one of those very popular destinations for footballers at the end of their careers wanting to offer themselves one last challenge.
