Al-Musrati, transferred from Braga to Beşiktaş for 11 million Euros last year, was loaned to Monaco in the winter transfer window. Monaco holds an option to purchase Al-Musrati for 8 million Euros. The club has expressed satisfaction with his performance in two matches and is considering making the transfer permanent at the season's end. The purchase option also includes a 2 million Euro bonus clause. According to reports from the French press, Monaco is reportedly prepared to pay this amount to finalize the player's transfer.

Al-Musrati has been loaned to AS Monaco from Beşiktaş. During a press conference with Monaco's head coach Adi Hütter and CEO Thiago Scuro, Al-Musrati expressed his happiness and excitement about joining one of Europe's and France's top clubs. He noted that Monaco's history in the Champions League contributed to his enthusiasm. Monaco CEO Thiago Scuro stated that the club had been working on this transfer since before the transfer window opened, and they were pleased to secure a player with Al-Musrati's profile on loan. Al-Musrati had previously been in discussions with top European clubs, including Atletico Madrid.

Moatasem Al-Musrati, a 28-year-old international Libyan midfielder, is joining Monaco from Besiktas. The transfer is a paid loan worth one million euros, with a non-mandatory purchase option of ten million euros. He is valued at eleven million euros in the transfer market and will return to Turkey at the end of the season if he does not meet expectations.

An agreement has been reached between AS Monaco and Besiktas for the loan of the 28-year-old Libyan international, Moatasem Al-Musrati.