OL threatened by a French club!

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By: Manu Tournoux

In discussion with Mallorca for Dominik Greif, Olympique Lyonnais is competed by a Ligue 1 club.

Olympique Lyonnais continues its transfer window. After formalizing the arrival of Tyler Morton, the Rhodian club is active on the Dominik Greif file. OL is determined to have Mallorca goalkeeper signed in the next day.

After the sale of Lucas Perri in Leeds, the Gones are looking for their new goalkeeper number 1. And Greif seems to be able to check all the boxes. Under contract with Mallorca until 2026, the player would seem to want to fly to new horizons.

Author of a big season with Mallorca, the Spanish goalkeeper was nevertheless proposed a contract extension. Proposal refused by the latter who would favor a departure this summer.

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Approached by OL, Dominik Greif has even reached an agreement with the Gones according to information from The team. The daily reveals that the Lyon player and management would have agreed for the signing of a five -year contract. But Mallorca does not intend to let his player go easily.

The Spanish club would ask OL 6 million euros to release its goalkeeper, but OL would have made an offer of 3 million euros, not enough to convince Mallorca. However, a declaration by the club president could unlock the situation. Asked about the future of his player, Alfonso Diaz indicates that a solution will soon be found: “We obviously want to finalize the workforce as quickly as possible (…) Our boss of recruitment and his team do their best for the necessary reinforcements to arrive as quickly as possible. Regarding the future of Greif, we work there. There are options, which we have studied, and we work to find the best solution. »»

The team Also indicates Olympique Lyonnais is not the only Ligue 1 club to be on the Slovak file. The LOSC, which is looking for a replacement for Lucas Chevalier leaving towards PSG, would have made an offer superior to that of the Lyonnais but Dominik Greif seems to prefer a departure to OL. Case to follow.