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It ages like good wine. Aged 37, Olivier Giroud is still an indisputable starter with AC Milan and the French team. A more than honorable status for a player who has often been discredited throughout his career. However, while his contract expires next June, his future in Lombardy is being written on hold. While the Rossoneri were not against an extension of their French striker a few weeks ago, the latest information from the Gazzetta dello sport are not going in this direction.
According to the transalpine daily, the native of Grenoble would be increasingly tempted by the idea of joining the United States and the MLS at the end of the season. In addition, two destinations interest him more than others: New York and Los Angeles. According to the Italian media, a departure for Los Angeles FC could be in favor of Giroud who would like to find his great friend Hugo Lloris in California. Prepared to see the top scorer in the history of the French team pack up at the end of the season, the Milanese management has already ticked off several names to replace him including those of Joshua Zirkzee, Benjamin Sesko and Jonathan David.
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