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As with every transfer window for three years, Rayan Cherki is expected to make headlines in the Transfers section this summer. Despite the contract extension signed last September, the Olympique Lyonnais game leader is indeed announced on departure.
In the grip of serious financial difficulties, OL will be obliged to sell and the international hopes appears to be the player with the biggest market value. Especially since the n ° 18 Lyonnais does not lack courtiers.
Like last summer, Borussia Dortmund is on the ranks. And this time, Rayan Cherki appears to be one of the recruitment priorities of the Ruhr club. The vice-champions of Europe will nevertheless have to give themselves the means of their ambitions. Last winter, Borussia had come to the charge but was satisfied with an offer of € 22.5 million pushed by Gones.
OL hopes 40 M € for Rayan Cherki
But the German club is not the only one interested. According to the Guardian, Liverpool, who is preparing for the departure of Mohamed Salah, would have placed Rayan Cherki in good more on his short-list. Other names are there, including those of Bryan Mbeumo and Ademola Lookman.
This interest of the future champion of England could raise the auctions. OL would for the moment withdraw some 40 million euros from the sale of its master to play, author of 8 goals and 18 assists in 35 games in all competitions.
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