André-Pierre Gignac has extended his contract with the Mexican club Monterrey Tigers by one year, which expired in June 2024, the French center-forward announced Thursday on his social networks.
“I am writing to you with great news.
Today it fills me with joy to share that I am staying at the Tigers until 2025,” Gignac announced on his Twitter and Instagram accounts.
Les escribo con una gran noticia.
Hoy me llena de alegría compartirles que me quedo en Tigres hasta el 2025. El club, cuerpo técnico, jugadores y especialmente ustedes me han dado la confianza de seguir luchando día a día con estos colores de esta gran institución @TigresOficial pic.twitter.com /FSew82Qyyd
— Andre-pierre Gignac (@10APG) February 3, 2023
Gignac, 37, finalist of Euro-2016 with the Blues, signed up with the Tigers during the summer of 2015, for a three-year contract, which he extended for the third time.
In the jersey of the Monterrey club, the former player of the France team, Toulouse FC and Olympique de Marseille scored 181 goals, winning, among other things, four Mexican league titles, a Concacaf Champions League and three Mexican Championship top scorer trophies.
In recent days, André-Pierre Gignac has recorded the departure from his club of his friend Florian Thauvin, who has never managed to win at the Tigers.
The 2018 world champion has since joined Italy, Udinese.
