Under contract until June 2021, Memphis Depay has still not extended with Olympique Lyonnais. A situation which gives cold sweats Jean-Michel Aulas, little serene concerning the Dutch striker.
Depay may not extend OL.
18 games, 14 goals, 2 assists. Before her serious left knee injury, in mid-December, Memphis Depay (26) enchanted the high-quality performances with Olympique Lyonnais. But as he headed for a package for the Euro, postponed for a year, the coronavirus crisis offered him a joker.
Indeed, the Dutchman had the time to recover perfectly from his physical problems and will soon regain competition, as if he had practically nothing happened.
The stop of the L1 handicaps the OL
Good news for the Rhone club, some would say. Not totally, after all. Because the end of the championship final after only 28 days prevented OL, 7th, from scratching a European place, which it can only recover in the event of success against Paris Saint-Germain, in the final of the Coupe de la League, or by winning the Champions League, with a knockout return to play Juventus, after a 1-0 success first leg. Suffice to say that the task looks damn difficult for Lyon, but especially for its president, Jean-Michel Aulas, who works Depay to the body to encourage him to extend his contract, whose expiration will occur in a year.
Aulas enrage
What is the trend for Memphis? He will play the finals that await us , first read the Rhone director in an interview with Progrs. Unfortunately, international transfers will extend until October 13, so we can pick up our players until then! The other championships, except Germany, will start late, and we, like oblivious, will start on August 23. I said that we made fun of the whole of Europe, but we especially make football fans cry, entrepreneurs who invest like me , regretted Aulas. It remains to be seen whether the Oranje, which enjoys a good rating on the transfer market, will be ready to make a flower for its boss.
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