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| The Frenchman has also hinted about his future club |
Olympique Lyonnais striker
Alexandre Lacazette has confirmed that he won’t be with the club next season,
as he will leave the Ligue 1 side this summer.
Lacazette had joined the 7-time
Ligue 1 Champions as an 11-year-old, and having played for Lyon since making
his senior debut in 2010, the 25-year-old has indicated that he feels that it’s
the right time to move on and prove himself at a higher level.
As per the statement given by him
to L’Equipe, the striker said: “I think that’s the right time. I want to
discover something else, to test myself and to pass a certain level.
“I know very well that on a
European scale, I am not yet very recognised. I want to see if I can answer the
questions that people are asking, and to make further progress. We are at a
time when everybody finds his account, and that’s good.”
The Frenchman also hinted about
his future club, as he hailed Atletico Madrid to be a “great team”.
“Atletico is a club that has been
in the last stages of the Champions League for several years. It is a great
team with a new stadium, and it is also a club that makes the players progress.
And there is Antoine Griezmann,” the striker stated.
Lacazette also mentioned that
only he would decide his future, by adding: “The president told me what he told
you at a press conference. It is I who choose my future destination. It is a
personal choice of a carefully considered career, which I have done for a long
time.”
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