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Hradecky leaves Leverkusen: move to AS Monaco fixed!
Bayer Leverkusen is facing upheaval: Hradecky's move to AS Monaco, new commitments and coaching demands in focus.
Hradecky leaves Leverkusen: move to AS Monaco fixed!
In the Bundesliga's fast-moving transfer carousel, Bayer Leverkusen is making another significant departure. Simon Rolfes, the club's managing director, officially confirmed that goalkeeper Lukas Hradecky could leave the club. Negotiations with AS Monaco are already well advanced and, according to media reports, the Finnish international could soon make the jump to the French Ligue 1. However, Rolfes made it clear that a change can only take place if a suitable replacement is found. A new keeper, Mark Flekken, has already been brought in to take Hradecky's place. Express reports that ...
Hradecky, known as “the Spider”, has had an impressive career at Bayer Leverkusen. During his time at the club, he won, among other things, the DFB Cup and Bundesliga double in the 2023-2024 season, and was named the best goalkeeper in the Bundesliga in 2024. His transfer confirmation from AS Monaco includes a two-year contract until June 30, 2027, with an optional extension for a further year. AS Monaco reports that…
A sporting upheaval at Leverkusen
However, the situation at Bayer Leverkusen is not only characterized by the departures of Hradecky and Granit Xhaka. Florian Wirtz and Jeremie Frimpong have also left the club for Liverpool FC, while Jonathan Tah is moving to Bayern Munich. The change of coach to Erik ten Hag also brings a breath of fresh air. The former Ajax coach demands that “four to five” new players need to be signed for the coming season. Rolfes remains calm and sees the club's clear structure and direction as crucial to staying ahead in the fight for the Champions League places. Express emphasizes that ...
Lukas Hradecky: From Bundesliga club to Champions League contender
With a move to Monaco, Lukas Hradecky will have the opportunity to once again show what he's made of on the most international stage. He has already gained valuable experience in his 55 appearances in the Champions League and Europa League. The former captain of Bayer Leverkusen not only brings with him this wealth of experience, but also numerous records - he is the foreign goalkeeper with the most appearances (323) and "clean sheets" (92) in the Bundesliga. It will be interesting to see how his future opponents in Ligue 1 fare in the French league. Transfermarkt shows that...
What happens next with Bayer Leverkusen remains to be seen. Rolfes and his team have both challenges and opportunities ahead of them. Fans can look forward to an exciting season that will show whether the departures actually represent a weakening or whether new potential can be exploited.