L’Équipe report today that despite a first season in charge that has failed to live up to expectations, Peter Bosz intends to remain at Lyon heading into next season.

Although club president Jean-Michel Aulas had previously stated that the Dutchman’s future was not in doubt, his latest comments have indicated that the decision would ultimately have to go through the eventual new shareholders of the club.

With the club lying in midtable and having gone through scandals both within the playing squad and the upper management, Bosz has nevertheless maintained good relations with those at the club, who appreciate his playing style. However, the results have been far from satisfactory.

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The manager has remained optimistic, having pointed to Aulas’ previous comments and said that he has “something to prove” next year. He has explained that he holds regular meetings with the club’s management on the future of the team, and spoken of the need to learn from this season’s mistakes.

In any case, Strasbourg manager Julien Stéphan is the first choice should Bosz leave, while Christophe Galtier, who was favourite to join last summer, could also be linked.

As reported by BUT, Lyon have entered negotiations with Galatasaray over the signing of their Turkish international winger Kerem Aktürkoglu.

However, the 23-year-old’s contract runs until 2026 and Lyon remain well short of Galatasaray’s valuation of the player but are looking to position themselves ahead of the competition having watched the player several times in person this season.

To secure the forward’s signature, Lyon will have to push hard, say the outlet, with clubs from England and Spain both also interested but talks are ongoing with the Ligue 1 club.

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Speaking after his team’s 4-2 win over Saint-Étienne tonight, Nice manager Christophe Galtier notably reacted to the fans’ offensive chants about the death of Emiliano Sala, days after the Coupe de France final against Nantes.

His words transcribed in L’Équipe, the coach lamented the shocking chanting and pointed out that those fans were not welcome at the Allianz Riviera.

“I have no words to describe what I heard. One of the first reactions in the dressing room was not chanting or cries of joy, or relief. It was to speak about what the players had heard. In the name of my dressing room, of my technical and medical staff, from the players, we would like to offer our apologies to Emiliano Sala’s family and to FC Nantes.”

“You hear a lot of things in stadiums, but these people – and there weren’t just three of them – if they’re not happy, they can come to the training ground and I’ll say the same thing to them. We often say that what we see in stadiums is a reflection of society. If that’s what our society is, we are really in the sh*t! There were also insults towards Mrs [Stéphanie] Frappart. She’s not the one that made us lose the final. It’s surreal for me. I have no words. They need to stay at home. You cannot hear that in a stadium. If they’re coming to insult the dead, then they can stay at home!”

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Scores are level after week ten!JEREMY: 64ERIC: 64

Game of the Week: Rennes v Marseille, Saturday, 8pm (UK)

Jeremy: This weekend’s marquee match is Rennes vs Marseille, with a win for either team going a long way towards securing them Champions League football. Free-scoring Rennes went into their midweek derby against Nantes knowing that three wins from their last three games would have secured them second spot. A surprise defeat – despite having taken the lead – means that the pressure has been cranked up and they’ll be grateful to have home advantage. That said, opponents Marseille have been far more impressive away from home this season and they’ll hope to repeat their win earlier this season in the reverse fixture, in order to retain their second place spot. If Rennes have one of their good days, their firepower could well prove too much for OM.

Eric: After being pegged back by Nantes in midweek, Rennes’ Champions League hopes now hang by a thread – expect an all-out attacking display from the hosts. Marseille’s raft of injuries means this match will be tough and possibly out of their reach while Rennes still have everything to play for.

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Jeremy’s Full Predictions:Montpellier 1-2 PSGRennes 2-1 MarseilleMonaco 2-0 BrestNice 2-0 LilleStrasbourg 2-0 ClermontTroyes 1-1 LensLyon 2-1 NantesSaint-Etienne 2-1 ReimsMetz 2-1 AngersBordeaux 1-1 Lorient

Eric’s Full Predictions:Montpellier 1-2 PSGRennes 3-1 MarseilleMonaco 2-1 BrestNice 3-1 LilleStrasbourg 2-1 ClermontTroyes 0-2 LensLyon 1-1 NantesSaint-Etienne 1-0 ReimsMetz 1-0 AngersBordeaux 2-1 Lorient

In a press release put out on Saturday night, LaLiga, the governing body for Spanish league football, announced their decision to launch a series of lawsuits against PSG, “with UEFA, the administrative and fiscal authorities in France and the relevant organisations in the EU,” for their contract extension of Kylian Mbappé until June 2025.

This follows its president, Javier Tebas, calling the deal “an insult to football.”

“These agreements threaten the economic viability of European football, put in danger hundreds of thousands of jobs and the integrity of sport in the medium term… scandalous.”

“This type of manoeuvre is a danger for European football at the same level as the Super League,” before naming Nasser Al Khelaifi as the individual personally responsible.  

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As reported by BUT, Newcastle United are trying to convince Lyon attacking midfielder Lucas Paquetá to join the club this summer.

Newcastle approached the player in January, when the Magpies were in relegation trouble, but the 24-year-old Brazilian was unconvinced. The English club, however, did sign fellow OL midfielder Bruno Guimarães, a great friend of Paquetá’s who has made no secret of his desire to see the Brazilians reunited at St. James’s Park.

Although PSG are also keen on the midfielder, Newcastle are hoping that they will be able to persuade the player to join them and again sent scouts to watch him in person during the 3-2 win over Nantes last weekend.

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Speaking after AS Monaco’s open training session at the Stade Louis II on Wednesday, Aurélien Tchouaméni (22) refused to commit his future to the Monégasque side.

Questioned about the presence of “Aurélien, don’t leave” signs during the session, the French international midfielder said, “It’s true that there are a lot of people that are hoping to see me stay. That makes me happy because it shows that I’m doing good work.”

He continued, “As I’ve said before, what is certain is that there is one more match in Monégasque colours against Lens and after that, we’ll see what happens.”

Tchouaméni has been strongly linked with a move away from the club in recent weeks, with Liverpool and Real Madrid thought to be the main contenders. 

The Bordeaux academy product has enjoyed another formidable campaign, registering 34 league appearances, three goals, and becoming a fixture in Didier Deschamps’ French national squad selections.

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According to Alex Candal, a journalist for DirecTV, Lionel Messi (34) may join Inter Miami upon the expiry of his PSG contract in June 2023. 

According to the revelations, which were transcribed by RMC, Messi is currently in the process of acquiring 35% of the franchise rights of the American side. This deal will go through before the Argentinian joins the side next summer. Candal also reveals that Messi’s Inter Miami contract is already written, although it is yet to be signed. 

In 2020, Messi said, “I have always wanted to experience life in the USA and play in their league, but I don’t know if that will happen now or later.” Spanish media outlets have also previously revealed that Messi bought a luxury apartment in the South Beach district in 2019. 

Having joined PSG from Barcelona last summer, he has made 32 appearances, scoring 11 goals and registering 13 assists. 

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RMC Sport report this afternoon that William Saliba, on loan from Arsenal this season, has told the Marseille management that he wants to stay at the club.

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Manager Jorge Sampaoli has also indicated in a meeting with the club that keeping hold of the French international would be the priority for this summer.

The centre-back, who is under contract with Arsenal until 2024, has impressed this season in the south of France and recently won Ligue 1’s young player of the year award.

His loan deal this season does not include an option to buy. However, Saliba knows that club president Pablo Longoria is working towards a solution – potentially another loan deal, this time with a permanent option at the end of next season.

The move would also be facilitated by Marseille qualifying for the Champions League – they are currently in third place, level on points with second-placed Monaco in the automatic spot, heading into the final game of the season. 

Having been suspended for the game, speaking in the mixed zone after Marseille’s 4-0 win over Strasbourg, Arsenal loanee William Saliba expressed his jubilation at OM qualifying for the Champions League group stages for next season after a late Lens equaliser against Monaco. The 21-year-old said:

“In the stands, from the third goal, we watched the Lens match on my phone. On the last free-kick, we all jumped up! It was magnificent…”

“The atmosphere [here] was incredible. The season was long and difficult, our rivals didn’t give up but we deserved second place. At the end of the match, it was chaos, we were shouting, we lost our voices, everyone was hugging…”

When asked if the evening made him want to stay at the club for next season, Saliba said:

“We’ll see! But even so, we’ll sleep well because this was our main target – to finish second and make the Champions League. After that, we’ll see… We’ll see during these two months of the transfer window but, if I come back, it will be with great pleasure.”

Asked if Marseille making the Champions League and Arsenal missing out made any difference, the defender explained: 

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“You’ll get me in trouble! But, of course, as footballers we all want to play in the Champions League. Especially me, who hasn’t played in it yet, and especially in a stadium like this… We’re very proud and I, for sure, would with great pleasure play here on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.”