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Lyon striker Alexandre Lacazette reportedly tells the club that he wants to leave should Arsenal or Paris Saint-Germain make an offer this summer.

Lyon striker Alexandre Lacazette has reportedly asked to be allowed to leave the club this summer if either Arsenal or Paris Saint-Germain make an offer.

The 25-year-old has scored 48 league goals in 67 appearances over the last two seasons, which has drawn the interest of a number of clubs.

Arsenal and PSG are two of those understood to be monitoring the situation, but neither have made a formal bid for the France international so far during this transfer window.

Lyon are unwilling to let Lacazette leave, but L'Equipe reports that he has informed the club of his desire to move should Arsenal or the French champions come knocking.

Lacazette, who still has three years remaining on his contract, is also thought to be on the radar of West Ham United.

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