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Report: Real Madrid, Arsenal, and Chelsea are vying for a loan signing of
As the minutes tick down to the window closing on Monday night, his name is still associated with elite teams throughout Europe.

According to an ESPN report, AS Monaco striker Radamel Falcao is reportedly being shopped about as the French team looks to rebuild their roster and remove the Colombian’s high pay.

The 28-year-old Falcao has fully healed from the ACL injury that ended his Ligue 1 debut season and eliminated his chances of playing for Los Cafeteros in the World Cup. The former striker for Atletico Madrid signed a $80 million contract with Monaco last summer, and it’s said he’s being courted for a season-long loan.

According to reports, Falcao will cost $30 million to “borrow” for a season. This seems expensive for a striker who has just recovered from a potentially fatal injury to his career. On the other hand, his goal scoring record is really impressive.

Falcao has scored 155 goals in 200 games during the last five and a half seasons of competition for FC Porto, Atletico Madrid, and Monaco. Falcao is your man if there are any teams out there in need of a predator. The four teams listed in the report are Juventus, Real Madrid, Arsenal, and Chelsea. Who then needs him the most?

Diego Costa may miss up to six weeks of action due to an injury sustained on the training ground, leaving Chelsea shorthanded in the striking department. Only the temperamental Fernando Torres and seasoned Didier Drogba are available for selection. With Olivier Giroud sidelined until January, Arsenal’s only remaining recognized strikers are Lukas Podolski and Yaya Sanogo. Meanwhile, Real Madrid has the ability to acquire any player they want, isn’t that right?

Between now and next Monday, let’s observe how the race for Radamel unfolds.