The transfer window meant saying farewell to Radamel Falcao who, with his 95 goals in 171 games, will have made history for the club. And welcome to the new offensive clique that should wreak havoc. Wissam Ben Yedder (40 million euros), Gelson Martins (30 million), Henry Onyekuri (13.50 million euros), with mentions of course to Islam Slimani (loan) and Jean-K\u00e9vin Augustin (paid loan): the boys up front are looking like a dream team.<\/p>\n
The middle third was clearly ASM’s weak link at the beginning of the season. With Jemerson repositioned in the center and the inexperience of his accompanying youth players, Oleg Petrov had to act. And now, Ti\u00e9mou\u00e9 Bakayoko (loan) and Adrien Silva (loan) signed in the final days of the transfer window. With Fabregas and Golovin, this quartet has what it takes to hold the ball and threaten opponents at will.<\/p>\n
Promises and progress: that’s the state of the Monegasque defense to date. The late arrivals of Guillermo Maripan (18 million) and Arthur Zagr\u00e9 (10 million) are positive points. And the transfer of Ruben Aguilar (8 million) is very good news. But Leonardo Jardim has his work cut out for him before finding the right formula that will make the team airtight.<\/p>\n
Finally, the arrival of Benjamin Lecomte (13.50 million) is excellent news for the Principality’s club. With the French international goalkeeper, the club has found a quality successor to Danijel Subasic.<\/p>\n
With such a successful Mercato, the club is now armed to regain their place near the top of Ligue 1!<\/p>\n