Mika Biereth (22) hit the ground as Monaco. Since the switch from Sturm Graz for € 13 million at the beginning of January, the Centrum-Forward has 10 goals in just seven Ligue 1 matches, including three hat tricks in the Stade Louis II.
In addition, he became the first player in 70 years who scored three hat tricks in his first 10 games in Ligue 1, while he is also the top scorer in Europe's top five divisions in 2025 with 10 goals. “It is impressive what he did again tonight,” said Adi Hütter after Biereth's newest Hattrick Saw Stade abandoned the Reims (3-0).
His recent form has asked questions about his international future. The former Arsenal attacker is eligible to represent four countries: Denmark, England, Germany and Bosnia. Until now he has represented Denmark, albeit only at youth level.
“Coming here and being here for a month and a half, I didn't think these were questions that would be asked at the time, but you know, they now seem to be asked,” Biereth started in an interview with mixed zone, attended by Get Frans Voetbalieuws.
He added: “As soon as you do well in club football, international football takes care of himself. I keep working hard for my club. I am in a unique situation. Not much is eligible to represent four countries. Also not four random countries. My mother was born and raised in Bosnia, my father is half deans, half-German and I lived in England, so it's a unique situation. “
It has been a strong start of life in the Stade Louis II for Biereth, who himself has been surprised about his productive past six weeks. “I don't think someone expected that I would start as I started. But credit the team, the coaching staff and everyone around me because I felt so comfortable, “said the Danish Youth International.
With the international break that comes up, Biereth will soon have to make a decision about his international loyalty.
GFFN | Luke Entwistle – Reporting from Monaco
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