OL: A first refusal to replace Laurent Blanc

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By: Manu Tournoux

OL: Blanc's successor announced? Textor takes a crazy risk to save the club!

Looking for a replacement for Laurent Blanc during the break, John Textor would have been refused by Graham Potter.

Not surprisingly, theOlympique Lyonnais take advantage of the truce to find a successor to Laurent Blanc, whose days are numbered at OL after a disastrous start to the season and only one point taken in four days. Chairman John Textor spoke to the former Brighton and Chelsea manager on Tuesday Graham Potterwithout a club since leaving the Blues in April.

Textor is still looking

But as indicated RMC Sports, the English technician refused the offer of the Lyon president, who is continuing his research. Present in Lyon, the American businessman wishes to hire an English-speaking coach, which would undoubtedly facilitate dialogue with his management. Lyon will resume competition on September 17 with the reception of Le Havre.

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