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The 2026 summer transfer window has closed — this board now shows the final squad for the season. Browse every club's final squad

Updated: 3 September 2026

  • 3 Sept — Squad cross-checked against two independent squad lists (not yet confirmed by a dated club announcement): 30 players: 1 added (Abner); 1 removed (A. Vinícius).
  • 2 Sept — Transfer window closed: final 30-player squad (1 arrival, 4 departures, 3 shirt numbers corrected), cross-checked against two independent squad sources.
  • 16 Aug — Felix Bacher joins, Zachary Athekame arrives on loan and Orel Mangala joins Getafe on loan

The window is shut: decide who Olympique Lyonnais should keep, sell or loan from the final 2026-27 squad.

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OL Mercato 2026-27

The window is shut: decide who Olympique Lyonnais should keep, sell or loan from the final 2026-27 squad.

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Ligue 1 • 2026-27

Squad updated: September 2026

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OL squad 2026-27: the final list at Lyon

This board now loads the settled Olympique Lyonnais squad for 2026-27 — 30 players, the group Lyon will work with until the winter window. In goal there are four names: D. Greif, R. Descamps, L. Diarra and academy keeper J. Bengui, which is one starting spot and three long seasons of waiting. Defence is the biggest block with ten, mixing established faces such as N. Tagliafico, M. Niakhaté and C. Mata with younger profiles including M. Ouédraogo, N. Kamara, S. Kango and Z. Athekame. Midfield counts nine, from senior figures like C. Tolisso and M. Bidstrup through T. Tessmann, P. Šulc, T. Morton and K. Merah to academy names such as P. Akouokou and M. De Carvalho. Up front, seven attackers — among them E. Nuamah, L. Openda, J. Duranville, K. Nakamura and R. Himbert — share a handful of starting places. Thirty players is a broad list, and breadth is exactly what makes this a good board to sort: several names here are competing less for a shirt than for a role.

The decisions Lyon has already made — and the ones fans will argue about

Olympique Lyonnais finished the 2025-26 Ligue 1 season in fourth place, enough to send the club back into European competition for 2026-27. Unlike many Ligue 1 clubs over the summer window, OL did not change head coach: Paulo Fonseca stays in charge for a second full season with the first team. Now that the window has closed, the squad numbers stop being a shopping list and start being a management problem. Thirty listed players is a lot for one campaign, even with a European midweek schedule stacked on top of the league. Four goalkeepers cannot all be first choice, and three of them will spend the autumn measuring their season in cup minutes. Nine midfielders is deep enough that somebody talented is going to be the eighth choice in a good week. Up front, seven attackers must split the places behind a settled front line. So the questions are about use rather than acquisition: is this squad too big to keep everyone sharp, which position looks thinnest once injuries land, and which young players would have been better off elsewhere? Sort the list and make your case.

A fan tool, not a rumor mill

The French summer window closed on 1 September 2026, and the next opportunity to change this squad arrives in the January window. Until then, this page is your sporting-director sandbox: drag every OL player into keep, sell, loan, release or undecided, then export your finished board as a PNG to share and defend in group chats and replies. One thing this page will never do is feed you transfer rumors. It is a fan-made entertainment tool, not an official club resource and not a news site: no invented fees, no insider claims, no "done deals" — only the club's own announcements count. The squad shown here is the final one for the season, and the squad-updated date is displayed right on the board, so you always know which version of the squad you are sorting.

FAQ

Is this Olympique lyonnais's official squad list?

No — by design. This page is a fan board for OL's locked list: you sort the 30 players (4 keepers, 10 defenders, 9 midfielders, 7 forwards) into keep, sell, loan or release. It is not Olympique lyonnais's site and not an LFP match sheet. For club statements, use Olympique lyonnais's official channels.

What makes the OL page different from the hub or another club?

The hub links all 19 boards; the OL page loads only this roster. You start with 30 pre-filtered cards (4 keepers, 10 defenders, 9 midfielders, 7 forwards), not a generic pool. Concrete example: drop E. Nuamah or K. Nakamura into Sell and park D. Greif in Keep without touching other clubs. Editorial copy talks about OL's locked list, not a nameless template.

How do I export and share my OL board?

Hit export → PNG of your OL board (your columns + QuickFunTools.com watermark). Handy for an Instagram story, an X post, or a dressing-room argument. Free, no account, and zero betting data.

How fresh is the OL squad shown here?

Post summer-2026 window (closed 1 September). Current board snapshot: 30 players, freshness date 2026-09-03. Latest changelog entry (2026-09-03): Squad cross-checked against two independent squad lists (not yet confirmed by a dated club announcement): 30 players: 1 added (Abner); 1 removed (A. Vinícius). No older headcount is claimed here — the club JSON is the source of truth. Winter moves will unlock the freeze.

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