This Friday evening, Lyon, which remained on four defeats in the Championship, followed up with a new poor performance, conceding the draw at home against Toulouse (1-1), as part of the 10th day of Ligue 1. At the end of this meeting, Alexandre Lacazette admitted at the microphone of Prime Video, to have been ” surprised “ by the decision of his coach Peter Bosz to replace Moussa Dembélé with Jeff Reine-Adélaïde, two minutes after the equalizer of the TFC signed Rafael Ratao (1-1, 67th).
“I’m a little bit surprised (via Dembele’s exit) because as a striker as soon as you need to score, it’s always annoying to get out of the fieldexplained the OL captain. I think we were good with Moussa up front. But after the coach made his choices, he had his reasons. We are obliged in quotes to respect his choices. But I who am a basic striker, I do not always understand when a center forward comes out when we are forced to score ».
Then Lacazette was asked if he understood his coach’s philosophy: “Personally it’s clear, I know what he wants. Afterwards I can’t speak on behalf of each player, I’m not in their head. But in any case when I see tonight’s match, I don’t think everything is clear from everyone and that’s what’s a shame.
Lacazette: “It’s not up to me to decide if (Bosz) should stay”
Finally, the former Arsenal striker was less than enthusiastic when asked if he thinks Bosz should keep his job: “I want to win matches, so after that it’s not up to me to decide whether he stays or not, it’s up to the president, the sporting director, the board to decide. I’m here to play, if I’m put on the field I give my all for the colors and for the club, I just want to win matches ”.
