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While he will be at the end of his contract next June, Olivier Giroud raised the question of his future in an interview with Gazzetta dello Sport.
His case is obviously much less talked about than that of Kylian Mbappé. But like the PSG striker, Olivier Giroud will also be at the end of his contract next June. And at 37, the Savoyard’s future inevitably appears uncertain. Arriving at Milan in the summer of 2021, the former Montpellier has certainly completely relaunched in Lombardy.
While he had seen his place in the French team threatened due to poor playing time at Chelsea, the French world champion is an indisputable starter for the Rossoneri and displays flattering statistics. With his 10 goals and 7 assists in 18 Serie A matches, the native of Chambéry is in fact the third top scorer and the best passer in the Italian championship. However, his 37 years encourage Milanese leaders to be cautious and the Lombard club is reportedly considering recruiting a new striker.
According to the person concerned, the two parties have not yet discussed the question of its extension. “ I don’t know yet what will happenconfided the French international. But I know that I feel good here and that I have done great things here. It’s a true love story. We haven’t talked about extension yet, we’ll see and we’ll decide “, he assured in an interview with the Gazzetta dello Sport.
And like his friend Hugo Lloris, Olivier Giroud could be tempted by a golden exile. “ The MLS? There are also other countries, there will be more opportunities at the end of the season and I will make my decision as a footballer and a father. he explained.
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