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If there is one player from Olympique Lyonnais who is disappointed with the sudden departure of Pierre Sage, it is Rayan Cherki. It was indeed under the protection of Sage that the young attacking midfielder of 21 years returned to the front of the stage after being pushed towards the exit by his club last summer. “”He leaves us an exceptional image when we see where he recovered the club and where he put it, he won the respect of all. I think very few coaches in the world, even in the history of football have been able to do what he did. I wish him all the best for the future and I hope he will find a project at his heightSaid the player recently.
Today, it is not excluded to see Cherki leave the Gones too. Author of 5 goals and 8 assists in 25 games, Cherki extended well until 2026 (with the possibility of extending the lease until 2027), but his situation remains uncertain, in particular because of the will of his leaders of bring money to satisfy the DNCG. In addition to unconfirmed information announcing the existence of a secret clause of € 22.5 million, the departure rumors have never stopped around the Lyon prodigy.
The BVB remains interested
The names of Paris Saint-Germain and Liverpool are always in the pipes and Reader Assuming recently that Cherki had been proposed to Napoli to allow the Partenopei to compensate for the departure of KHVICHA KVAratskhelia. Today, Sky Germany We learn that Borussia Dortmund is always interested in the profile of the international hopes.
The marsupials have not exceeded the stage of interest and it will be necessary to wait to know if their new coach, the Croatian Niko Kovac, will validate this track or not. However, it should be recalled that the BVB was, with PSG, one of the hottest clubs on Cherki last summer. An offer of € 15 million was even mentioned. Will the German club wait for the very end of the transfer window to take action? The Mercato across the Rhine ends next Monday at 8 p.m.
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