Kosovare Asllani (31 years old, Kristianstad, Sweden) will renew his contract with Real Madrid, as confirmed by AS. After arduous negotiations between the white club and the Swedish star, the madridista entity has managed to reach an agreement with what has been its top scorer this season to continue in the team. In the absence of officers, Asllani will not follow in the footsteps of Jakobsson, who announced his goodbye from Real Madrid yesterday, and will extend your contract.
The renewal of the forward will become official in the coming days and, as AS learned, the player has ended up giving in on her salary demands due to his great predisposition to continue defending the elastic madridista. Asllani has shown his love for this club on many occasions and wearing white in the debut of this team in the Champions League in its maximum illusion.
The Swedish attacker, who received the Mahou Five Star Player award from Real Madrid in the 2020/21 season just two days ago, has played 29 games and finished the campaign as the top scorer in Madrid with 16 goals. His weight in the team has been very high and is expected to continue to be in the next season.
Asllani: “I feel like I have helped the team”
“I think we had a very good season, because it is the first year of Real Madrid. The most important thing is that we have achieved a place in the Champions League next season and we are very happy about that, “she said when she received the award for best player of the season.
And he continued: “I am very happy, of course. I feel that I have helped the team, but this award is for the entire squad because it is everyone’s job this season“With these words, the Swedish star closed a great season in a team which he will continue to integrate in the Champions League preview next August.
In this way, Asllani would continue to be the star of a squad in which renewals have already been announced. from the coach, David Aznar, and up to four footballers: the midfielder and one of the captains, Aurelie kaci; the experienced central defender, Babbet Peter; and the young forward Lorena Navarro.