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At the end of his contract with AC Milan, Olivier Giroud would have found a total agreement with his future club.
This time, there no longer seems to be any doubt… Free from any contract on June 30, Olivier Giroud is indeed preparing to leave AC Milan at the end of the season. A departure from Lombardy which is becoming very clear.
According to information revealed this Tuesday by RMC Sport, the top scorer in the history of the Blues (57 goals) would have found a total agreement with Los Angeles FC, resident of MLS where his former teammate and friend Hugo has been playing since this winter. Lloris.
Towards an international retirement after the Euro?
Thus, Olivier Giroud should soon sign a one and a half year contract with the Californian franchise, currently 7th in the Western Conference, with an option for an additional year and a half. The former Arsenal and Chelsea player is expected on the other side of the Atlantic on August 1 to play the second part of the season with his new team.
By deciding to go into exile in the United States, the 37-year-old French striker should at the same time say goodbye to the French team after the Euro in Germany – if he is obviously selected by Didier Deschamps . In addition, the Savoyard should not participate in the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, again according to the sports media, despite his stated desire to take part in the event.
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