Twelve years after winning the 2012 French Cup final with Lyon against Quevilly (1-0), Alexandre Lacazette is dreaming of securing a second title with his childhood club. The captain expressed joy in reaching the final after a long and challenging season, feeling relieved as they approach the match. Lacazette mentioned his uncertainty about his future with Lyon, hinting that the final could possibly be his last game for the club with just a year left on his contract.
Despite his desire to play at the Stade de France, the usual venue for finals, Lacazette reminisced about the positive memories at Lille following their recent remarkable 4-3 victory in Ligue 1. However, the striker remained vague about his future plans, stating that he will decide in June, leaving speculation about his potential move. Lacazette also clarified that he has not discussed the possibility of participating in the Olympics, indicating his focus on the upcoming final rather than contemplating future opportunities.
Furthermore, Lacazette disclosed that he has not received any information regarding the Olympics and seems distant from such speculations, asserting that his main priority is the final. With his age in consideration at 33, the player highlighted the various factors that need to be taken into account for a successful upcoming season. As Lyon prepares for the final, Lacazette’s performance and potential exit from the club remain pivotal topics for discussion amongst football enthusiasts.
