French striker Olivier Giroud has officially announced his departure from AC Milan, confirming his move to Major League Soccer’s Los Angeles Football Club (LAFC) at the end of the season. Giroud, who has had a significant career in European football, expressed pride in his achievements at Milan and is looking forward to his new challenge in the United States.
“I’m proud of what I did here at Milan, I’ll play my final games and then I’ll move to MLS,” Giroud stated, marking the end of his tenure in European leagues. This move follows a series of reports linking Giroud to LAFC, with the most recent updates confirming the transfer.
Giroud’s career in Europe has been distinguished, with successful spells at clubs like Arsenal in the Premier League and Chelsea, before his stint at AC Milan. Known for his aerial ability, physical presence in the box, and knack for crucial goals, Giroud has consistently been a formidable forward in top European competitions.
The transition to LAFC represents a new chapter for Giroud, as he joins the growing list of high-profile players moving to MLS in the twilight of their careers. His experience and skill set are expected to make a significant impact in the league.