Lyon president Jean-Michel Aulas has warned clubs that only an offer which exceeds 50million will be entertained by the club if they're to sell prized asset Alexandre Lacazette, The Guardian reports. Lacazette has scored 27 league goals this season and has caught the eye of many top clubs around Europe, and the report suggests that we're one of them. Our needs for a potent centre forward are obvious and with Lacazette ticking all the boxes in terms of a typical Arsene Wenger signing, a move seems feasible. However, Aulas has warned interested parties that his star man won't come cheap. 'Nothing is ever sure in football but we will do everything to keep Alexandre with us,' he was quoted as...
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