Alexandre Lacazette has revealed that he expects to leave Lyon in the summer, a move that will likely spark the interest of several top Premier League sides.
Arsenal have been the most consistently linked with Lacazette and saw a £29.4million bid for the French international rejected in the summer.
They were not the only club to make a move during the pre-season window with West Ham failing in a £42.7m offer.
Lacazette’s fine form at the tip of the Lyon attack has continued into this season; he is Ligue 1’s second highest goalscorer this season with 18. But with his current contract at Parc OL expires in the summer of 2019 the 25-year-old is considering his next move.
“I think it's come, the right moment,” he told Canal+.
“I think that this summer will be the time where I will need a change of scenery and discover something else, still with the idea of advancing and progressing in terms of football and as a person.
“I am going to continue to work, in the hope that good opportunities will come this summer.”
