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Beaten yesterday by Olympique de Marseille (3-2) during Olympico, Olympique Lyonnais is gray. Seventh in Ligue 1 and in a bad spiral, the Rhone club must rebuild the cherry as soon as possible. Disturbed by the winter transfer window with many departures since Maxence Caqueret, Gift Orban, Jeffinho, Anthony Lopes, Saïd Benrahma, Adryelson, Justin Bengui and Mahamadou Diawara have left the club this winter, OL must now deal with the will to dortmund Recruit Rayan Cherki.
The Rhodanian club which is prohibited to recruit this winter and which now has a smaller workforce has seen the German training return in the last days. An intense pressing whose management of Lyon tries to get out of it. Wanting to keep its jewel under contract until June 2026, Olympique Lyonnais does not intend to give in. Over the past hours, Borussia Dortmund, however, returned to the attacking midfielder of Olympique Lyonnais.
OL has refused the offer of the Germans
The 21 -year -old who has a solid season with 5 goals and 9 assists in 26 matches finally seems to have a course in his career. A positive development appeals to the Ruhr club which is activated to recruit it at the end of this winter transfer window in order to bring more creativity to its team. As emphasizes RMC Sportthe marsupiaux formulated an offer for the player of 22.5 million euros to bring him.
A sacred offer for Olympique Lyonnais which nevertheless refused this proposal. Club president John Textor has notably opposed it. It remains to be seen whether Borussia Dortmund will stop there or will continue to insist until the winter transfer window for Rayan Cherki.
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