Mercato: OL soon to be rid of an undesirable?

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By: Manu Tournoux

Mercato: OL soon to be rid of an undesirable?

Olympique Lyonnais could soon be rid of Karl Toko Ekambi, who is courted by several clubs in Turkey.

Karl Toko Ekambi’s adventure with Olympique Lyonnais could soon come to a definitive end. Arrived in 2020, the Cameroonian international had made rather convincing losses before a disappointing first part of the 2022-2023 season which led him to go on loan to Stade Rennais. After an average six months, the 30-year-old striker is back at OL but could soon pack his bags for good.

Turkey to rid OL?

In any case, this is what Yagiz Sabuncuoğlu announces. According to the Turkish journalist, KTE would already be on the start and would have even met Mario Branco, the sports director of Fenerbahçe. Also in Turkey, Besiktas are also said to be interested in the former De Villarreal and could therefore raise the stakes when he only has one year left on his contract. Enough to help OL obtain a favorable opinion from the DNCG in order to be able to recruit.

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