OL are on the verge of selling Ernest Nuamah to the Premier League, without achieving an incredible financial jackpot either according to English sources.
The important days are coming one after the other at Olympique Lyonnais in relation to the transfer market. Maxence Caqueret is leaving, and another player who is not a starter in Pierre Sage’s training will be packing his bags. This is Ernest Nuamah, who had already been very close to signing for Fulham last summer, but had finally burst into tears and disappeared when he had to undergo the medical examination, ensuring that he wanted to continue at OL and impose on it. Six months later, the Ghanaian has not succeeded in his seduction operation, and he is invited with even more insistence to find a new club. This is done with the total agreement almost reached with Everton to sign Ernest Nuamah, reveals Foot Mercato.
An unchanged price six months later
A signing which brings the Lyon winger very close to a first stay in the Premier League. And which once again allows Olympique Lyonnais to free up space in the payroll, and to carry out another great sale, as requested by the DNCG. According to the Liverpool Echo, two other clubs were in the running, with Brentford and Fulham again, but they were unable to match Everton’s offer. Which wouldn’t be incredible either since it would reach 19 million euros, almost the amount that the Cottagers wanted to pay last summer. An obvious financial loss for OL, who had paid 28 million euros to bring him from Denmark via Molenbeek. But the time has come to sell, and hopes were slim to see him explode, a year and a half after his arrival and with a profile that does not suit the Rhone team.
