Ex-Arsenal striker, Alexandre Lacazette ‘to have surgery to remove a small growth on his vocal chords’ after losing his voice in post-match interview (video)
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Former Arsenal striker, Alexandre Lacazette will reportedly have surgery to remove a small growth on his vocal chords after he lost his voice in a post-match interview over the weekend.
The striker’s post-match interview after Lyon were beaten 2-1 by Monaco attracted a lot of attention due to his high-pitch voice during his conversation with the reporter.
The 31-year-old has had issues with his speech since the start of summer due to a polyp, a tissue growth on his vocal chords, according to French newspaper L’Equipe.
? Alexandre Lacazette sur les coups de pied arrêtés : “On savait que c’était notre point faible… Je suis désolé pour les supporters.”
La déception de l’attaquant Lyonnais après la défaite sur le rocher. #ASMOL #Ligue1UberEats #PrimeVideoLigue1 pic.twitter.com/EhAPi0eE6U
— Prime Video Sport France (@PVSportFR) September 11, 2022
He is scheduled to have the surgery during the international break so he will not miss out on any football for Lyon.
The Frenchman re-joined Lyon this summer on a free transfer after his contract expired at Arsenal. He had spent five seasons with the Gunners since his original £43million move away from the Ligue 1 side.
At Arsenal, Lacazette scored 76 goals and assisted 36 more in his 206 games for the club.
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