OL ‍: The Clinton Mata signature formalized too quickly ‍?

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By: Manu Tournoux

OL ‍: The Clinton Mata signature formalized too quickly ‍?

Olympique Lyonnais revealed around 7:30 p.m. the signing of Clinton Mata for 5 million euros from Bruges. But, a little later, everything was deleted on OL’s official website and social networks.

Is it a communication bug, which can happen to anyone, or a phone call from the DNCG, but whatever it is, Olympique Lyonnais has made everything disappear concerning the signing of Clinton Mata, arrived de Bruges and who, according to the press release from OL, had signed up for three years for 5 million euros. This rubber stamp did not escape OL supporters, who are wondering if their favorite club has gotten its hands dirty while waiting for the DCNG to validate this operation. A funny way to celebrate the appointment of Santiago Cucci as executive president of Olympique Lyonnais, but a priori this should not call into question the arrival of Mata.

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Manu Tournoux

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