Pavel Šulc has transferred from Viktoria Plzeň to Olympique Lyon, signing a multi-year contract valid until June 30, 2029. The transfer fee is reportedly 10 million euros including bonuses. The transfer was influenced by the interest of Lyon's coach and was considered an attractive offer for both the player and the club. Šulc underwent a medical examination in Lyon and expressed gratitude towards his former club and fans.

Pavel Šulc, an offensive midfielder from Viktoria Plzen, has been transferred to Olympique Lyonnais. He signed a 4-year contract until June 30, 2029. The transfer fee was 7.5 million euros, with potential bonuses up to 2.5 million euros, and a 15% interest on any future profit from a resale. Olympique Lyonnais is pleased with acquiring the Czech international who had a remarkable season with 20 goals and 15 assists in 54 matches.

Pavel Sulc is set to transfer to Ligue 1 side Lyon in a €7.5 million deal. The transfer is being finalized and Sulc has received the green light from Viktoria Plzen to travel abroad. This was confirmed by the club's president, Adolf Sadek, who mentioned that if everything goes to plan, Sulc will join a renowned European club.

Pavel Sulc, a versatile Czech attacking midfielder from Viktoria Plzen, is anticipated to join Lyon shortly for a fee of 7.5 million euros. After several weeks of negotiations, an agreement has been reached between Lyon and Viktoria Plzen regarding the transfer. Sulc is recognized for his dynamism, pressing ability, and finishing skills. Olympique Lyonnais (OL) is prepared to spend 7.5 million euros, excluding bonuses, to secure his last year of contract. Despite facing competition from Stuttgart, Lazio, and especially Brighton, who made a final offer last Friday, Sulc was reportedly persuaded by Lyon's project and is likely to sign a 4 or 5-year contract. The 24-year-old, with 14 international caps and 4 goals, could arrive in Lyon as early as this weekend and is capable of playing in all three positions behind the striker, although he prefers the left half-space. The move is in line with OL's strategy to enhance their attacking options, as reported by Matthieu Louis-Jean, OL's technical director, following their 4-0 friendly victory against Majorque.