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Ghana’s John Mensah: I’ll leave Olympique Lyon this Summer
The Rock of Gibraltar says that his agent is working on the next chapter of his career as he terminates his current contract with The Kids
Ghana captain John Mensah has served notice that he is no longer interested in staying at Stade de Gerland after four years at the club.The 29-year-old, who failed to disclose his next destination, said his agent is frantically working around the clock to land him a new deal within the shortest possible time.
“I will be leaving Lyon this summer, but for now I can’t disclose where I will be going,” the former Rennes defender told Accra-based Joy FM.
“My agent is working on my move so I will leave everything to him.”
Mensah is reported to have agreed to terminate his contract with the French Ligue 1 side with a year left on his five-year pact.
The defender was on loan with English Premier League outfit, Sunderland in 2011. He has suffered several injury worries and that has affected his performance in recent times.
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