Jeremy Toulalan To Decide Lyon Future After World Cup

The midfielder has a number of admirers across Europe, and will decide where he plays after the World Cup.

Jan 4, 2010 5:22:13 PM

More On : 
Jeremy Toulalan (France)
Lyon midfielder Jeremy Toulalan has attracted plenty of interest across Europe, but the 26-year-old will not be moving away from the French giants until after the World Cup in June.
Don't Miss

Inter and Fiorentina have been linked with the player, but Toulalan has made it clear about what he intends to do for the moment.

"We are in discussions over my contract renewal with Lyon," the holding midfielder revealed to TMW. "I would prefer to concentrate on the remainder of the season.

"After the World Cup, we will end this saga in one way or another," Toulalan summed up.

Rick D'Andrea, Goal.com

For all the latest transfer news visit Goal.com's Transfer Zone.

Follow Goal.com on Twitter

Follow Goal.com on Facebook
 
play pause open close
Inside Goal.Com
  1. RIGG: Anelka struggling against the current in Shanghai RIGG: Anelka struggling against the current in Shanghai

    Nicolas Anelka went against the grain when he moved to Shanghai. Now he's finding that coaching and gelling tactically is like swimming against the tide.

  2. ROGERS: Bradley should command a bidding war among Serie A teams ROGERS: Bradley should command a bidding war among Serie A teams

    Chievo is currently shopping the American midfielder and several Italian clubs have shown interest.

  3. ISOLA: Neymar-led Brazil should be considered the 2014 WC favorite ISOLA: Neymar-led Brazil should be considered the 2014 WC favorite

    Neymar was brilliant as Brazil easily handled the United States with early World Cup preparations officially underway.

  4. LATHAM: Mexico using summer friendlies to build depth LATHAM: Mexico using summer friendlies to build depth

    With World Cup qualifying to begin in June, Mexico is using three U.S.-hosted friendlies to build squad depth.

  5. McCARTHY: Harrisburg springs its wildest Open Cup upset to date McCARTHY: Harrisburg springs its wildest Open Cup upset to date

    The City Islanders fought back from three goals down with nine minutes to play and won the game on penalty kicks in a stunning game on a wild night for the U.S. Open Cup.