Turner vis dar gauna žaisti rinktinėje ir prie Pochettino, bet atrodo greitai baigsis ir šitas džiaugmas.


Pralaimėjo Panamai prasileidę 0–1 tautų lygos pusfinalyje.

Vartininkas M. Turneris persikels į „Lyon“ klubą
https://eurofootball.lt/futbolo-naujien ... yon-kluba/

Nesėkmingai sezoną užbaigęs „Lyon“ klubas turės naująjį vartininką. Prie legendinės Prancūzijos ekipos persikels lietuviškų šaknų turintis vartų sargas Mattas Turneris.

Kaip praneša žurnalistas Fabrizio Romano, jau yra pasiektas žodinis susitarimas su amerikiečiu. Perėjimo suma sieks 8 milijonus eurų. M. Turneris pakeis išvykstantį vartininką Lucasą Perri.

30-etis Mattas Turneris nuo 2023-ųjų metų priklausė „Nottingham Forest“ klubui. Praėjusiame sezone jis buvo paskolintas Londono „Crystal Palace“ komandai, kurioje sužaidė ketverias rungtynes.

Lyon relegated to Ligue 2 following review of financial situation
https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/644771 ... n-ligue-2/

The Direction Nationale du Controle de Gestion (DNCG, the body responsible for overseeing the finances of French football clubs) confirmed via the Ligue de Football Professionnel (French football’s governing body) that Lyon would be relegated [to Ligue 2] but no action would be taken against Monaco, Nantes and Paris FC.

Lyon confirmed in an official statement that they will appeal the “incomprehensible decision.”

The DNCG determined in July 2024 that Bordeaux be relegated two divisions to the fourth tier, losing their professional status, due to their financial situation. The previous year, Sochaux were administratively relegated to the third tier. Nancy successfully appealed against the DNCG’s decision to relegate the club two divisions to the fifth tier in 2023.

Pilnos sankcijos: https://www.ouest-france.fr/sport/footb ... e506d28d23

Lyon handed provisional relegation from Ligue 1, transfer ban confirmed for John Textor-owned club amid financial woes
https://www.eurosport.com/football/ligu ... tory.shtml

Lyon currently sit fifth in the French top flight after 11 games, but could face relegation to Ligue 2 regardless of their standing.

LFP have also stated the club have been handed a transfer ban with their payroll under supervision after the Professional Club Control Commission undertook a review of several French clubs. LFP also confirmed that Ligue 1 side Le Havre will be banned from signing players for a transfer fee.

To avoid this fate, Lyon will have to pay part of his debt (€100M). Olympique Lyon disclosed a staggering financial debt of €505.1 million

https://worldsoccertalk.com/news/john-t ... struggles/

UEFA postpones decisions on Crystal Palace and Lyon, but excludes one club from European competitions
https://www.gazetaexpress.com/en/UEFA-p ... petitions/

UEFA has announced that it has postponed its assessment of the case involving Crystal Palace and Lyon, while confirming that another club has been excluded from European competitions for breaching rules on multiple club ownership.

"This postponement is linked to Olympique Lyonnais' compliance with the agreement signed with the First Chamber of Club Financial Control (CFCB), for the violation of financial viability criteria. According to the agreement, Lyon has accepted exclusion from European competitions for the 2025/26 season if the French authorities (DNCG) confirm the club's relegation to Ligue 2."

John Textor resigns from Lyon leadership role
https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/arti ... l00v229lqo

100 millions d'euros injectés tout de suite et une garantie supplémentaire de 100 millions : les conditions pour que l'OL soit maintenu en L1
https://www.lequipe.fr/Football/Article ... l1/1575171

To secure its continued stay in Ligue 1 on appeal on July 10, Lyon must immediately inject more than €100 million into its accounts. It must also present a guarantee of at least another €100 million for the remainder of the season.

How Lyon’s successful relegation appeal impacts three USMNT players
https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/648369 ... rds-usmnt/

Lyon ensured their place in Ligue 1 for the coming season, winning their appeal over relegation imposed upon them by the body that oversees the finances of French football teams.

That means the club, where U.S. midfielder Tanner Tessmann plays and where U.S. goalkeeper Matt Turner is reportedly headed to, will remain in the French top flight after all next season – and crucially take their place in the 2025-26 UEFA Europa League.

While Lyon’s appeal win is an undisputed win for the French club, Turner is still waiting for official confirmation of his move from Nottingham Forest to the Groupama stadium. Last month The Athletic reported that the two clubs have agreed a fee of €8 million (£6.74m) for the 31-year-old, who made just four appearances while spending the season on loan with Palace.

Turner was part of Mauricio Pochettino’s squad at the Gold Cup but did not play a minute, with New York City FC’s Matt Freese selected ahead of him throughout. Turner had started, and struggled, in the U.S.’s 4-0 friendly defeat to Switzerland prior to the tournament.