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Columbian ace Radamel Falcao could find himself playing outside France next summer with Arsenal, Chelsea and Real Madrid ready to break the bank in order to sign the Monaco striker according to the Daily Mail.
Falcao was tipped to light up the 2014 World Cup in Brazil but was forced to withdraw from the Columbia squad after a cruciate ligament injury he picked up while playing for Monaco in January failed to fully heal in time for the tournament.
The former Atletico Madrid striker was linked with a move to the Premier League last summer but ended up joining big spending Ligue 1 outfit Monaco where he scored 9 goals in 17 appearances before his injury.
Monaco lost out on the Ligue 1 title to Paris Saint Germain after their star striker’s injury.
Reports state that Monaco’s new manager Leonardo Jardim does not wish to include Falcao in his plans and would be willing to cash in on him for the right price.
