The outcome of the situation of Olympique Lyonnais is imminent for July 10, when the DNACG Appeal Board will issue its verdict. This date is crucial for the future of the club, as it will determine whether the administrative sanction imposed on June 24 will be maintained or mitigated. This decision will have a direct impact on the fate of Lucas Perri, the goaltender, who has been among the players on the transfer market in recent times, especially because of the market value of his teammates Malick Fofana and Georges Mikautadze.

Interest in Lucas Perri is growing, with rumours coming from several European clubs. Monaco and Turkey are said to be particularly interested in the Brazilian, while the Saudi track seems to have gone off following Marcin Bulka’s arrival at Neo-M SC. In England, sources indicate that Sunderland and Leeds, newly promoted to the Premier League, would consider strengthening their staff with Perri. This reflects the interest of Djordje Petrovic, also targeted by these two clubs and having already evolved in Strasbourg last season.

The news about Lucas Perri should therefore continue in the coming weeks. It is important to note that Botafogo, its former club, retains a 50% stake in any future transaction concerning the player. This complex situation adds an additional layer to the uncertainty surrounding Perri’s future and underlines the importance of the DNACG’s decision for the entire Olympique Lyonnais.