AS Monaco is currently focusing on strengthening its workforce, particularly in the position of goalkeeper. After considering names like Majecki, the club seems to be leaning for Lukas Hradecky, an international Finnish goaltender at Bayer Leverkusen. Although its name may evoke similarities with other players, Hradecky has a distinctive profile. Its current contract is still running for one season, and its market value, estimated at 2 million euros, is relatively low, probably due to its age (35 years). Despite this, the Monaco club would already have an agreement with the player, the negotiation with the Bayer Leverkusen being the last step to take.

In parallel, Papé Cabral’s situation is more complex. Replacing Edan Diop, who had gone to the Bruges Circle, the midfielder could be lent to save time. The ASM would, however, like to retain it in its workforce. This illustrates a human resources strategy where the club seeks to maximize the potential of its players while maintaining some stability. The aim is to strike a balance between the development of young talent and the acquisition of experience for more established players.

This potential recruit, Lukas Hradecky, is part of an AS Monaco trend: the integration of experienced players. After transfers like Dier, Fati and Pogba, the club seems to favour profiles that bring considerable knowledge and maturity. However, this strategy may face obstacles, as demonstrated by the recent disaffection for Jordan Henderson. The club will therefore have to navigate with caution to ensure that these acquisitions integrate harmoniously with the team and contribute to the achievement of sporting objectives.