Simon Kjaer is ready to get back into the game in Serie A. The former Milan player receives the call and arrives on a free transfer to aim for Europe.
He is preparing for the last big contract of his career, probably, Simon KjaerThe Dane, who finished the European Championship with his Denmark as captain but on the bench, without ever taking the field due to his physical condition, said goodbye to Milan already in the month of May.
The star of the Rossoneri rebirth, together with Ibrahimovic the first point of reference in the dressing room of Pioli’s very first devil, the Danish captain has said goodbye to San Siro the last day of the championship after the announcement had arrived months ago. Before the start of the German expedition with his national team, the same agent had stated that his future will be decided in July, after Euro 2024.
These are weeks of great reflection now for the former Palermo player, who will be able to calmly evaluate the offers that have arrived on the table as a free transfer. At this moment a Serie A team above all, she could be the perfect candidate to end her career at a high level, and remain in Italy.
Kjaer, the decision on his future
In recent months, Kjaer has come out in the open, declaring that he had also rejected offers from Saudi Arabia to end his career at Milan. Unfortunately for him, the European Championship did not go as he expected, confined to the bench for four games, but now the time has come for decisions.
In addition to Saudi League always potentially on the lookout, there could be a chance for Kjaer to remain in Serie A. The team interested could be the Monza.
Kjaer, last dance a Monza
Class of 1989, Simon Kjaer he managed to realize a dream at the end of his career, playing for Milan, and to lift the most authoritative of national trophies as a protagonist. Also passing on a knee injuredthe Dane – who in his career has also and above all distinguished himself for his human qualities – has become a pillar of Milan and is now looking for a new home after not renewing with the club.
An offer could arrive for him Monza, an ambitious club willing to make a leap in quality, looking for strong personalities like Kjaer who can dictate the way for the younger ones. Monza, unleashed on the market, could also make an attempt, for an operation with practically no costs – excluding the salary – that could make the fortune of both the club and the player, who for his part would still find space on the pitch in a top European championship.
