Basically at OL, it’s over

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By: Manu Tournoux

Basically at OL, it's over

Fabio Grosso would be laid off by OL according to information from RMC Sport.

OL announced the presence of Fabio Grosso at a press conference this Thursday at 1 p.m…. before deleting the message a few minutes later. According to several indiscretions from different media, the Italian coach has been fired.

This Thursday morning, Lyon indicated via Twitter the presence of Fabio Grosso at a press conference at 1 p.m. A message deleted a few moments later.

The transalpine coach would have been notified of his dismissal after meeting John Textor, owner of the club, on Wednesday.

RMC affirms that Pierre Sage, director of the training center, was responsible for acting as interim manager while awaiting the appointment of a new coach.

Nothing is going well at OL, two days before the perilous trip to Lens, Saturday (5 p.m., 14th day of Ligue 1)

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Manu Tournoux

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