Giroud: “It’s a blessing to come to Milan, I’ve been a fan since the 2000s”

Olivier Giroud is in his third year as a Milan player at San Siro and has so far impressed the club with his attacking performances, scoring 40 goals in 100 appearances in all competitions.

Aside from his excellent record, the experienced French international striker has another good reason to feel at home with the Rossoneri, and that is the love he showed them from a young age, which he revealed in an interview with Le newspaper. , his hometown, revealed “Journal de Sunday”.

“I would like to stay at Milan, I think I have what it takes. Coming here was a blessing for me. My contract is expiring and I haven’t spoken to the club yet, I think I can still help.”

After all, I’ve been a Rossoneri fan since the 2000s.”Giroud began by emphasizing, adding meaningfully: “My goal is to have a big season with the Rossoneri and reach 20 Italian championships to put the second star on the jersey.”

It won’t be easy, but we believe in it. We also want to do well in the Champions League. On the nights we play at home in the competition, we feel that the atmosphere is something special.”

In the same interview, Giroud also spoke about his suspension in the last league game against Lecce, which will rule him out of the next two Serie A games, which the Frenchman also admitted “We all make mistakes, I didn’t curse the referee but I reacted badly, there are moments when you have to hold back. This shows that I am human.”

Giroud made the question of whether the end of his career is imminent clear given the fact that he is already 37 years old “I am not eternal”to conclude how “As much as my body allows, I try to push myself to my limits and have as much fun as possible.”

I’m in love with this game and not ready to give it up. I still have gas in my tank, don’t I?”

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