The French forward, Alexandre Lacazette, has reportedly agreed terms on a three-year contract extension with his current club, Lyon.

According to reports in France, the 29-year-old has been offered a new deal that will see him remain at the Parc Olympique Lyonnais until June 2024.

The striker has been a key player for the Ligue 1 side over the past few seasons and has scored 165 goals in 287 appearances for them.

His contract renewal talks have reportedly gone smoothly, with both parties close to agreeing on a deal.

Lyon sporting director Rudi Garcia said: "We're delighted to reach this agreement with Lacazette, who is one of our most important players."

Lacazette himself expressed his delight at the news, saying: "I'm very happy to sign this new contract. I want to stay at Lyon for many years to come."

The striker's contract renewal comes after he was linked with moves to Serie A giants Juventus and Premier League clubs such as Manchester United and Liverpool.

However, it seems that the striker has decided to stay put at the Parc Olympique Lyonnais, where he has enjoyed a successful career so far. The news of his new deal will be welcomed by fans of the club, who have seen him score countless goals for them in recent seasons.