Several AS Monaco players are not included in Adi Hütter’s plans, and Lucas Michal is a notable example. The young attacker, trained at the club, aroused the interest of FC Nantes and Stade Brestois, who demonstrated their willingness to recruit him. This situation is part of a policy of renewal of the Monegasque workforce, aimed at freeing up space for new talent and offering play opportunities to young players who do not match the coach’s ambitions. Monaco therefore wishes to separate itself from certain elements so that they can find a new professional challenge.

FC Nantes and Stade Brestois have made separate offers to secure Lucas Michal’s services. Brest proposed an amount of 2 million euros, excluding bonuses, while Nantes would prefer a 2.5 million euro option loan operation. These proposals, although concrete, do not yet fully meet the expectations of AS Monaco, which seeks to obtain a greater value for its young player. Discussions between clubs therefore remain open and may evolve in the coming days.

Lucas Michal is still under contract with AS Monaco until 2029, and its market value is estimated at 500,000 euros according to the Transfermarkt website. Despite its young age and potential, Monaco is willing to negotiate its sale in order to align itself with its new sports priorities. The outcome of this case will depend on the ability of interested clubs to meet AS Monaco’s financial requirements, while ensuring fair remuneration for its young prodigy.