Despite Aurlien Tchouamni’s rating on the transfer market, Philippe Clement would see himself keeping his midfielder. The AS Monaco coach is nonetheless lucid and hopes that this probable departure will be intelligently compensated.
Aurlien Tchouamni would be difficult to replace for Monaco.
If the trend is confirmed, Ligue 1 will not see Aurlien Tchouamni again next season. The 22-year-old midfielder, logically courted, should leave AS Monaco this summer.
Paris Saint-Germain is one of its suitors. But the Frenchman seems to prefer going abroad for the rest of his career.
Clement would keep Tchouamni well but…
For his part, Philippe Clement follows this soap opera attentively and does not completely rule out the idea of keeping his pillar. I spoke with Aurlien, of course, as with all my players confided the Mongasque coach to RMC radio.
I know his ideas, they are good. He’s ambitious, but he’ll only leave here if there’s a big opportunity at a big club, Clement has warned. It’s normal. He is very happy to be here. We’ll see in the next few weeks. Even if it is true that Tchouamni does not exclude anything in his declarations, the great opportunity that his coach is talking about exists.
How to compensate for this probable departure?
The French international is of particular interest to Liverpool and Real Madrid, the two Champions League finalists who have reportedly reached a verbal agreement with the Mongasque. Perhaps one of the reasons why Clement was more lucid when responding to L’Equipe. You have to be honest, the top 3 European clubs are interested in him confirmed the technician, before advising his leaders on how to compensate for this probable departure.
It will be impossible to replace him with a player of the same level because the big clubs will already be in the running, explained the Belgian. We have to find a collective solution with the recruitment of a new player, but also players in our squad like Eliot Matazo who can grow in the weeks or months to come. Finally, the ASM coach encouraged management to seek more quality on other posts as if he sensed that the absence of Tchouamni could reveal certain weaknesses in his team.
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