Lyon's star forward Alexandre Lacazette has confirmed that he will remain at the club next season, despite interest from several top European clubs.

The Frenchman, who has been a key player for the club in recent years, made his decision known on social media following Lyon's win against Nice on Sunday.

"I'm staying," Lacazette wrote on Instagram. "I'm going to give my all to help Lyon fight for the Ligue 1 title this year."

The news comes as a relief for Lyon fans, who had been hoping for their star forward to join another big club during the transfer window.

However, Lacazette is not just focused on securing success for Lyon. He also wants to continue developing as a player and improve his skills.

"I want to keep improving and growing as a player," he said. "I want to contribute to the team's development and help us achieve our goals."

Lacazette has already shown his value to the club, scoring 22 goals in 44 appearances last season and helping them to secure a spot in Europe's elite competition.

He is now set to lead the line once again this season, alongside new signings Bertrand Traoré and Boubakary Soumare.

With the likes of Manchester United and Arsenal rumoured to be interested in his services, Lacazette's decision to commit himself to Lyon shows just how much he values his time at the club.

His commitment to the club and desire to help them succeed is a testament to his love for the game and his loyalty to his teammates.

As he prepares for what could be another impressive campaign, Lacazette knows that he has a lot to offer and is eager to see where his career takes him next.