Mercato: Monaco has a new striker

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By: Manu Tournoux

Mercato: Monaco has a new striker

New at AS Monaco. The day after the draw obtained on the Nantes pitch (2-2, 17th day of Ligue 1), the Rocher club announced on Saturday its first recruit of the winter transfer window. The Dane Mika Biereth, 22 years old on February 8, signed up for four and a half years, until June 30, 2029, with the current third in the French Championship.

A 21-year-old center forward, also having English nationality, he played until then at Sturm Graz (Austrian D1) after a stint with the Arsenal U21s (England). The amount of the operation, according to the specialized site Transfermarkt.comis estimated at 13 million euros.

Scorer against Losc

Mika Biereth knows a little about Ligue 1 having crossed paths with Lille and Brest this season in the Champions League. He also scored against Losc a month ago, on December 11 (photo).

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Manu Tournoux

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