After an incredible victory between Olympique Lyonnais and Stade Brestois, Pierre Sage came to give news of his captain Alexandre Lacazette on Prime Video. The Lyon coach added that he hoped to see him in the French team, or even at the Olympics.
“He deserves to be rewarded.” After seeing his captain go out with an injury at the very end of the match between Olympique Lyonnais and Brest (4-3 victory), Pierre Sage was keen to give news of Alexandre Lacazette on Prime Video. He believes that he went “to seek victory by sacrificing himself”, thanks to the penalty obtained after a collision with Marco Bizot in the 90th + 15th, which saw him evacuated on a stretcher.
“We will accompany him a lot”
Alexandre Lacazette “is still under observation” explains the Lyon coach: “We hope that he will have additional tests fairly quickly. We are a little worried but we believe that if he is strong, he will be strong at all times, even this one. We will support him a lot. He went to get something for the team and when we talk about sacrifice, he imagined it in another way.
Despite this impressive injury and his exit on a stretcher, the Lyon captain was the one who reduced the score (2-3) then obtained the winning penalty. A performance that Pierre Sage would like to salute: “What is interesting with Alex Lacazette is that given that he is the highest player on the pitch, he is the one that all the partners see and it is him which sets the tone. And in particular the mental tone of the team.”
“It would be deserved”
“When it was hard, he was there. When we had to defend what we had built, he was there too. And when we had to seek victory by sacrificing ourselves, once again he was there He is truly exceptional, he is a superb boy, superb player, magnificent captain. I wish him a wonderful end to the season. He deserves to be rewarded.
Author of 15 goals this season in Ligue 1, Alexandre Lacazette could dream of the French team according to his coach, who is launching a campaign: “The Euro? The Olympic Games as a reward? Whatever the form, I wish him to do so conjugate in the plural. If he manages to win something with his club and to be promoted in a national team, I think it would be deserved.”
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