OL are considering a departure from Peter Bosz – RMC Sport

After another poor performance against Toulouse (1-1) in Ligue 1, Olympique Lyonnais is considering, according to our information, parting with its coach Peter Bosz. The Dutchman could be let go during the next international break, or before. Jean-Michel Aulas’ club has already studied certain profiles for its succession. The sad draw conceded by OL against Toulouse (1-1) on Friday evening at Groupama Stadium may have been too much Peter Bosch. According to our information, Olympique Lyonnais is considering leaving the 58-year-old Dutch technician after the draw of the Rhone team against TFC. Peter Bosz will therefore not fulfill the objective of 17 points to be gleaned before the World Cup revealed by RMC Sport on September 22 (OL had mentioned “passage times before the truce”). He was treated to a discussion lasting just under half an hour with Jean-Michel Aulas and Bruno Cheyrou after the match against Toulouse. his eviction is not yet recorded this Saturday at midday, the subject is no longer taboo at the club. A departure could take place at the next international break or before, if an alternative is found. Because the question of his succession arises, inevitably. Still according to our information, Laurent Blanc (with Franck Passi as deputy) has internal supporters. The profile of Rémi Garde is also appreciated, as is that of David Bettoni, former right-hand man of Zinédine Zidane.>> The transfer window liveInsufficient resultsUnder contract with OL until June 2023, Peter Bosz, 30th coach of club history, pays for his team’s missed start to the season. A Lyon team only 7th in Ligue 1 and which remains on a worrying series of five games without a win. Between the Batavian and his group, the alchemy has never been found. Bosz had not been more convincing for his first season in Lyon. The one who succeeded Rudi Garcia failed to qualify his team for the European Cup, ending the 2021-2022 financial year in a very disappointing 8th place in Ligue 1. Friday evening, after the draw against TFC, Bosz did not want to believe in a fracture with his players despite the words of Alexandre Lacazette, and tried to remain optimistic about his personal future: “As a coach, I always have hope. The moment when I no longer have that , it is I who will tell the president that I do not see how to continue.” Jean-Michel Aulas will undoubtedly take the lead and Peter Bosz has a good chance of being the first Ligue 1 manager sacked this season.