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While Lorient have allowed him to leave this summer following their relegation in Ligue 2, Yvon Mvogo (30) is attracting interest from multiple clubs in France and abroad. Two years after his arrival from PSV Eindhoven, Mvogo’s journey in Brittany has probably come to an end with the club’s relegation to Ligue 2. The Switzerland international brought all his experience to Lorient and was one of the standout players despite the club’s disappointing season. The former Leipzig keeper is already garnering interest from multiple clubs and could be tempted by another challenge abroad. According to a report from L’Équipe, Yvon Mvogo will be allowed to leave Lorient this summer following the club’s relegation to Ligue 2. The Swiss international has a lot of suitors queuing up and would be closer to a move abroad than another challenge in France. While Nantes have given up despite their search for another keeper upon Alban Lafont’s (25) potential exit, OGC Nice have added his name to their shortlist. However, Les Rouges et Noirs will have to face competition from Parma, freshly promoted in Serie A, and Celtic Glasgow. Mvogo will decide what is best for him in due time, when his Euros involvement will come to an end.

OGC Nice’s first home game of the season, against Toulouse FC, almost didn’t go ahead last weekend, such was the state of the pitch. Much to the club’s shock, the operators of the stadium, Nice Eco Stadium, are now refusing to relay the pitch. × Local authorities, in the build-up to the match against Toulouse, which ended in a 1-1 draw, criticised the quality of the pitch, leading Nice Eco Stadium to respond, offering a set of mitigating circumstances such as the proliferation of a mushroom, the hot and humid conditions in the region, and the pitch’s overuse during the Olympics aThe expectation was that, with no home matches until after the international break, the pitch would be relaid. However, Le Gym have now been informed that this won’t be the case. In an official press release, the club have described the decision as “incomprehensible”, adding that the playing conditions during Nice-Toulouse were “unworthy of the world of professional football, all while putting the physical integrity of the players in danger.” Les Aiglons then called on Nice Eco Stadium to listen to the calls, from the club and also the local authorities, to replace the damaged pitch, rather than trying to repair the current one – a decision they believe is being taken merely for economic purposes. With a hectic schedule of Ligue 1 and UEFA Europa League matches set to be played at the Allianz Riviera in the coming weeks, OGC Nice have called on Nice Eco Stadium to reconsider their position “as soon as possible”.

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Artistic gymnasts Lucia Jakab and Kamryn Greenhalgh represented the Okanagan Gymnastics Centre at the 2018 Canadian Championships in Waterloo, ON. Lucia, a member of Canada’s national development program, won a bronze medal in the floor exercise in the High Performance Junior category. She was also fourth on vault, eigth on bars and seventh overall. Lucia was accompanied by her coach, Sergei Chelest.Kamryn, coached by Heather Ivanitz, competed in the JO 10 (12-15 year old) category representing Team BC. She finished 11th overall, scoring a personal best in the all around score. Team B.C. also earned a bronze medal. Western Canada Cup Two members of the Okanagan Gymnastics Centre represented Team B.C. in the trampoline and tumbling competition at the Western Canada Cup in Regina.OGC’s Seija Bishop and Nate Banner represented Team B.C. as they were ranked in the top four athletes in BC in at least one discipline of trampoline, double mini trampoline and/or tumbling. Seija earned silver in Level 3-under 13 in women’s tumbling, and fourth place in level 2 – 12 and over double mini trampoline. She also finished 12th in level 2 - 12+ individual trampoline. Nate’s best finish was second place in tumbling in the level 2 men’s competition. He also finished third on level 3 men’s trampoline and was sixth on double mini trampoline. Team B.C. finished first in the team trampoline, first in the team double mini trampoline and sixth in team tumbling. B.C. was third in the team all-around. Next week , Jordyn Yendley will be representing Team Canada at the 2018 Junior Pan American Championships in Cochabamba, Bolivia. OGC’s Jamie Gardner, of Okanagan Gymnetics, the Team Canada Coach and will also be travelling to Bolivia.

Nice look set to join Jordan Lotomba in the coming hours, as confirmed by Franck Haise. The Swiss international is nearing a move to Feyenoord, with the transfer window in the Netherlands not yet shut. It leaves Le Gym light on options at left-back, with little cover for Melvin Bard. Billal Brahimi, a winger by trade, does have the capacity to fill in, however, Haise made it clear that, should Lotomba leave, as looks likely, he would like a replacement.  That replacement looks likely to be Caen’s Abdi. Rules in France that one ‘joker’ signing can be made outside the transfer window, should certain conditions be met. Losing a player on a permanent transfer outside of the transfer window certainly meets the criteria that would allow Nice to dip back into the market.  Foot Mercato understands that Nice have almost reached an agreement with Kylian Mbappé-owned Caen. Should Lotomba complete his move, Haise should quickly have a replacement at his disposal.