Lyon put €55m price tag on left-back after Real Madrid's offer is rejected
Real Madrid's initial bid of around €30 million for Ferland Mandy has been rebuffed by Lyon.

Lyon are willing to let Mendy go this summer, but only if they recieve at least €55 million, according to L'Equipe.
Real Madrid are reportedly very keen on the 23-year-old and the player is thought to be equally interested in Los Blancos.
It was previously reported that Zinedine Zidane had a conversation with Mendy, outlining the plan for his progression as a player.
Mendy would be taking over from the 31-year-old Marcelo at left-back.
There are other clubs interested in Mendy, but Madrid seem most likely to cough up Lyon's valuation.
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