Lyon regrets timing of coach Paulo Fonseca’s departure for Sporting Lisbon
French club Lyon confirmed on Wednesday the departure of Portuguese coach Paulo Fonseca to Sporting Lisbon with a compensation fee of five million euros ($5.6 mn) paid to the Ligue 1 side.
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- Lyon coach Fonseca follows his heart to Sporting Lisbon.
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RFI: French club Lyon confirmed on Wednesday the departure of Portuguese coach Paulo Fonseca to Sporting Lisbon with a compensation fee of five m
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