Milan are set to sign Olympique Lyonnais and France Under-20 right-back Pierre Kalulu, according to reports.

Multiple sources including L’Equipe, Tuttomercatoweb and Calciomercato.com claim Kalulu will put pen to paper with Milan soon.

The 20-year-old has been a regular feature for Lyon at youth level, captaining them in the UEFA Youth League this season, although he has yet to play for their senior team.

He is primarily a right-back but can fill in anywhere else across the back line.

Diego Godin is increasingly on the outskirts of the Inter project, as French sources claim the defender is wanted by Olympique Lyonnais.

The 34-year-old was snapped up as a free agent last summer after nine years with Atletico Madrid, but struggled for regular playing time.

He made 25 competitive appearances for the Nerazzurri this season, but is increasingly behind Alessandro Bastoni in Antonio Conte’s plans.

According to RMC Sport pundit Mohamed Bouhafsi, Lyon are asking after Godin and his availability this summer.

Olympique Lyonnais coach Rudi Garcia worries ahead of the return leg against Juventus in the Champions League: “We will have a 12-match deficit.”

Lyon are back in training and the former Roma coach was happy to see his players train again, but Ligue 1 has been cancelled and Garcia will have only one game, in the Coupe de la Ligue Final against Paris Saint-Germain, until the resumption of Champions League to play again.

Olympique Lyonnais will not be able to count on Lucas Tousart for the Champions League against Juventus, as he has joined Hertha Berlin.

Tousart scored the only goal of the first leg in February and the decider is planned for early August.

However, he won’t be participating because he was only on loan from Hertha Berlin until June 30.

The Germans announced today they are not extending the loan, which means Tousart will be training with Hertha Berlin from July.

Juventus defender Leonardo Bonucci believes it was ‘right’ to resume the season but also that ‘it’s best to just finish it there’ in case of another stoppage.

Juve are set to restart their campaign next week against Milan in the Coppa Italia semi-finals, and Bonucci gave an insight into his club’s preparations, amidst the coronavirus pandemic.

“I wasn’t scared, I’ve always been healthy,” he told Gazzetta dello Sport.

Juventus are reportedly offering a two-year loan and obligation to buy for Houssem Aouar and could swap Rolando Mandragora for Bryan Cristante.

According to Corriere dello Sport, Juve are Aouar’s preferred destination, despite competition from Manchester City and Paris Saint-Germain.

The newspaper goes on to reveal that the Bianconeri are proposing to pay for a two-year loan and sign him outright in 2022.

According to L’Equipe, Juventus are the favourites to sign Houssem Aouar from Olympique Lyonnais because of Manchester City’s Champions League ban.

The Ligue 1 club already put their star midfielder on the market, as the 21-year-old can bring in a tidy profit, being a product of their youth academy.

It’s believed to be a two-horse race between Juve and Manchester City, but the Bianconeri have one very significant advantage.

Former Inter assistant manager Sylvinho discusses his time at the club, working with Roberto Mancini, making Mauro Icardi captain and wanting ‘to coach an Italian club.’

Currently the coach of Olympique Lyonnais, he was part of Mancini’s Inter staff in 2014-15 and very briefly in 2016 before moving on to a role with Brazil.

“We have different personalities,” Sylvinho told Sky Sport Italia.

Olympique Lyonnais’ fitness coach has revealed that ‘I hope Lazio take home the Scudetto and we strike the final blow’ on Juventus.

Lyon lead 1-0 in their Champions League Last-16 tie with Juve, but the Bianconeri should be able to complete their season, whereas Ligue 1 has already ended for Rudi Garcia’s side.

“I hope Lazio take home the Scudetto home and that, the next day, Juve play for progression having lost the title,” Paolo Rongoni told Radio Incontro Olympia.

Olympique Lyonnais President Jean-Michel Aulas is raging at the ‘idiotic’ French authorities for cutting the Ligue 1 season short. ‘It’s an absolute scandal.’

So far, this is the only one of the top five European leagues to have declared an early end to the 2019-20 season due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Lyon released a sarcastic statement “congratulating” La Liga on deciding to resume their campaign from June 8, followed up by President Aulas speaking to L’Equipe.