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Olympique Lyonnais could record two important operations during the next transfer window.
Red lantern in Ligue 1 for many months, Olympique Lyonnais managed to have a fantastic second half of the season to secure a sixth place, synonymous with qualification for the Europa League. A feat resulting from several judicious decisions, such as the appointment of Pierre Sage as first team coach, a restructuring of the organization chart and a very satisfactory winter transfer window.
Still, the summer should be as lively as last winter in the ranks of Olympique Lyonnais. The Rhone club is even approaching this offseason as a turning point in its history, with the planned departures of certain emblematic players.
OL will experience a lively transfer window
The first concerns Alexandre Lacazette. A strong man of OL at the age of 32, the scorer and captain cast doubt on his future in an interview with Canal +. “ Rumors ? Yes, I heard. As for my future, I’m really going to wait for the final, we’ll see after the final (of the Coupe de France, editor’s note). I’m going to sit down with the club, we’ll talk. But right now, I’m really focused on the end of the championship and the final“.
As for Anthony Lopes, the situation seems even clearer. OL’s historic goalkeeper should leave the club and leave his role as number 1 to the Brazilian Lucas Perri. The Portuguese international could nevertheless play in the Coupe de France final against PSG next Saturday.
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