2023-05-23 13:41:00
Olympique Lyonnais is still looking for new players for next season. Houssem Aouar and Moussa Dembélé at the end of their contract, OL must find a new scorer in order to compete with captain Alexandre Lacazette for next season. And for that the Rhodaniens think of an ex of the house, a certain Alassane Pléa.
If OL invested a large sum (11 million euros) this winter for Swedish striker Amin Sarr, the latter has encountered a lot of difficulties since his arrival in France. If John Textor still seems to be counting on him and OL should give him a little more time, on the other hand, an alternative must be found to the departure of Moussa Dembélé. Free from the end of June, Dembélé will pack his bags and the Lyon management is now looking for his replacement. If we are to believe the latest information from ‘Foot mercato’, Olympique Lyonnais is thinking very seriously about bringing Alassane Pléa back for next season.
The French media explains that the one who wore the colors of OGC Nice but also those of the reds and blues lost his starting place in the eyes of his coach Daniel Farke who took over the controls of Borussia Mönchengladbach in Germany. After Alexandre Lacazette, Dejan Lovren and Corentin Tolisso, OL is therefore seeking to repatriate a new ex-Pléa does not seem to be totally opposed to a possible return to the Rhône. Although the name of the future sporting director of OL is not yet known, Alassane Pléa would have supporters internally, according to an internal source at the Lyon club. The new Lyon boss would be attentive to the profile of the 30-year-old French international player under contract until June 2025, whose value is currently estimated between 10 and 12 million euros. Nevertheless, we will have to deal with competition since Crystal Palace, Fulham and West Ham in the Premier League have established some contact with the player’s entourage, who, however, favors a return to the country. To be continued…
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