An experienced member of the Lille locker room, Rémy Cabella sees his contract which binds him with LOSC gradually approaching its end. Should its leaders extend it? Survey.
It has already been almost three years since Rémy Cabella, aged 34, has defended the colors of LOSC on the lawns of France and the continent. He arrived free as air following a short freelance session in Montpellier, where everything did not go as he would have liked. A few months later, Lille supporters were delighted, astonished by the neo-Dogue’s dazzling first season. The latter, now well established in the locker room, has gradually declined in the hierarchy, but remains an important element within the Lille offensive rotation. His statistics bear it out: 11 goals and 19 assists in 98 matches played.
However, a question emerges: as his contract expires in June 2025 : Should LOSC extend Rémy Cabella?
Questioned on the subject in recent weeks, Bruno Genesio kicked in at a press conference: “I do not discuss with the president possible extensions, the content of the discussions that there may be between the players at the end of their contract and the club. It’s not my roleexplained the Lille technician to the media. I give my sporting opinion on what I want. The three players in question are important in the squad and on the pitch every time they have participated. But it is still too early to know what their future will be.”he confided.
Bruno Genesio, who discovered his group over the last six months, still had a few words for Rémy Cabella:
“He played less, but he is very important in the grouphe began, aware of giving him limited playing time (barely more than 1000 minutes). He is an experienced player, with great experience. It responds every time I use it, even when it enters the game. He demonstrated it again in Marseille (decisive pass). He could have had feelings about not starting since he played there. If he had any, he didn’t show them and gave the correct answer on the field.”greeted Bruno Genesio, thus closing this subject.
