Maccabi Haifa's Former Star Frantzdy Pierrot Faces Possible January Exit from AEK Athens
Frantzdy Pierrot, a Haitian striker and former key player for Maccabi Haifa, may leave AEK Athens during the upcoming transfer window. Pierrot, who was loaned to Rizespor in the latter half of last season, is reportedly not in AEK's plans for the current season. Greek club Atromitos is seriously considering signing him, according to SPORT24.
Pierrot, 31, has a contract with AEK Athens until summer 2027 but is entering the final year of his deal. The club is open to releasing him but must meet his financial demands. He will be eligible to sign with any club in January and can move on a free transfer next summer.
During his time at AEK, Pierrot made 55 appearances, scoring 10 goals and providing one assist. He previously played for Maccabi Haifa, where he scored 43 goals and assisted 18 times in 106 matches, contributing to their championship and Champions League campaigns. His career also includes stints at Guingamp and Mouscron.
The situation highlights Pierrot's uncertain future as he seeks a new club to continue his career beyond AEK Athens.
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