Lyon's Bid for Brazilian International Striker Fails, Transfer Fee of 25 Million Euros Unsuccessful

Lyon FC has announced the signing of Brazilian international striker Raphael Wilmots on a five-year contract. The move is seen as a boost for the club in their quest to sign a permanent striker.

However, it seems that the bid from Lyon was not enough to secure the transfer fee of 25 million euros. This means that the deal is now off the table and the club will need to look elsewhere to replace their missing striker.

Despite this setback, there are still some positive signs for Lyon FC. They have already signed a number of other players, including Brazilian midfielder Oscar Jr., who joined from Santos. Additionally, they have also signed a number of young players, such as French winger Nolwenn, who made his debut against Manchester United last weekend.

It remains to be seen whether the club can find a replacement for Raphael Wilmots before the end of the season. However, if they do, it could be a significant step towards improving their squad and securing their place in the top four of the La Liga.

In conclusion, while the bid from Lyon may not have been successful, the club is still hopeful that they can find a replacement for Raphael Wilmots. With a strong squad and promising young talent on the horizon, LyonFC can certainly make a comeback next season.