Lyon reaches agreement for Mads Bidstrup signing from RB Salzburg
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 15, 2026, 10:00 PM
Last updated Jun 15, 2026
Olympique Lyonnais has agreed to sign Mads Bidstrup from Red Bull Salzburg. The 25-year-old captain, who started 34 of 36 matches this season and contributed one assist, is set to join on a five-year deal for €10 million. This move comes as Lyon strengthens its squad for the preliminary rounds of the UEFA Champions League. Bidstrup's arrival may coincide with Tanner Tessmann's expected departure, with the American attracting Premier League interest.
- •Olympique Lyonnais agrees to €10 million deal for Mads Bidstrup.
- •Bidstrup is a key player for Red Bull Salzburg, starting 34 matches this season.
- •Lyon prepares for the UEFA Champions League preliminary rounds.
- •Tanner Tessmann's departure from Lyon looks increasingly likely.
- •Lyon has confirmed the signing of Kail Boudache and targets Julien Duranville.
- 10:00 PMYahoo Sports — Lyon reach agreement to sign Mads Bidstrup
"Olympique Lyonnais have reached an agreement with Red Bull Salzburg for the signing of their captain, Mads Bidstrup (25), as per a report from L’Équipe. Lyon are preparing to participate in the pr...
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