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Mar 04, 2025

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Danish striker Mika Beerres (22, AS Monaco), who failed to show talent at Arsenal, exploded her potential on the French Ligue 1 stage.

Forward Bearres, who moved to Monaco from Sturm Graz (Austria) in January, has now played seven matches in Ligue 1 and scored 10 goals per game, well over one goal.

Bearres, who scored his debut goal in his second match against Stadren (3-2 wins) on Jan. 25 with a transfer fee of 13 million euros (about 20 billion won), scored two consecutive goals and hat tricks in the match against Osher (4-2 wins) on Feb. 1.

Bearres, who was triggered, scored hat tricks in consecutive games against Nantes (7-1 wins) on February 15 and Stadrans (3-0 wins) on the 28th. In February, Monaco showed off its strength to score three hat-tricks, and won all four games scored by Beirres. Monaco moved up the league table to fourth place.

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Bareres was an invisible player only a year ago. Bearres, a former Arsenal youth player who signed a professional contract in 2022, stayed for two seasons and did not receive a single official appearance. Known for a similar type of style to Jamie Vardy (Leicester City), but never had a chance to see his skills.

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has used proven strikers such as Kai Havertz, Gabriel Jesus and Leandro Trossar. Ethan Nwaneri, born in 2007, was chosen first among the youth.

Bearres, who ate 'tear-soaked bread' on loan from Balbake (the Netherlands), Motherwell (Scotland), and Sturm Graz, eventually said goodbye to Arsenal, transferring to Sturm Graz for a total transfer fee of 4 million pounds (about 7.4 billion won) in the summer of 2024.

After scoring 14 goals in the first half of the 2024-2025 season in a Sturm Graz uniform and also scoring against Girona and Lille OSC in the European Champions League, he moved to Monaco after half a year.

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Bearres, who scored 10 goals in Ligue 1, is tied for first place in the scoring rankings of Europe's top five leagues in 2025, along with Usman Dembele (Paris Saint-Germain, 10 goals). Bearres scored one goal every 56 minutes and Dembele scored one goal every 47 minutes.

Beerres' scoring pace is faster than Mohamed Salah (Liverpool), the English Premier League's leading scorer. Salah has scored eight goals in 10 games this year to finish seventh in this category. Harry Kane (Bayern Munich, 7 goals) is 10th, Kylian Mbappe (Real Madrid, 7 goals) is 12th, and Erling Holan (Man City, 6 goals) is 15th.

This article was translated by Naver AI translator.