The year 2024 will have been rich for the Mastiffs, during which some particularly left their mark, to the point of being part of the typical team for the first part of the Ligue 1 season for l’After Foot. Lucas Chevalier is the first representative of LOSC.
Time is flying and the year 2024 is inevitably approaching its end. To conclude it in style, it was time, throughout the week, to honor the players who had a brilliant first part of the season. When it was time to launch and name the best goalkeepers, the name of Lucas Chevalier (23 years old), last bulwark of LOSC, instinctively came up around the board. l’After Footflagship program broadcast on the radio waves RMC.
“Technically and overall at the start of the season, Lucas Chevalier remains an incredible guy in my eyes. I think we're hitting a real nuggetsays Florent Gautreau, under the spell of the Lille doorman. In addition to all the technical qualities that all goalkeeper coaches recognize in him, he has a crazy mind and charisma
which means that he does not hesitate to claim the French team, the ambition, the big clubs…he quotes. Et he is decisive in important matches. Even if, in the stats, other goalkeepers can stand out more, but for me he is the best goalkeeper in Ligue 1.”thus asserts the editorialist.
Present in front of him, Damien Perquis agrees: “I totally share this opinion. We ask a goalkeeper to earn points, in any case to earn as many as an attacker who scores goals, he was exceptional and decisive at the end of certain matches and brought in these points. He also has a goalkeeping coach, Nicolas Dehon, who has mentored other goalkeepers in the past and who gives him even greater stature this season. It is, for me, the goalkeeper of this first part of the season with Geronimo Rulli (OM), who also deserves a lot of credit”, he wanted to add, to conclude.
And the others
In addition to Lucas Chevalier, other players from the LOSC squad also attracted attention, one man per line. They are Gabriel Gudmundsson (by Damien Perquis), Benjamin André (by Florent Gautreau) and Jonathan David (by Damien Perquis). The last named, current top scorer in Ligue 1, however, was not unanimous on the board.
