Jonathan David's Future at Lille Hangs in Balance

Jonathan David, the Canadian striker, is contemplating a new contract from Lille, with his decision being uncertain at '50-50.' As a top scorer, his future is crucial for Lille as his contract ends in June. Lille's president stated negotiations are ongoing but no agreement has been reached.

Jonathan David, a 24-year-old Canadian striker, is weighing a new contract offer from Lille, stating his decision could go either way as it's '50-50.' Known for topping the league's scoring charts with 11 goals in 15 games, David's future is pivotal for the French club.

Currently in his fifth season at Lille, David's contract expires at the end of June. Despite being one of Europe's most sought-after strikers, there has been no conclusion to ongoing contract discussions. Lille risks losing him for free should he not sign the two-year contract reportedly offered to him.

As Lille sits fourth in the league, club president Olivier Létang has made clear intentions not to sell David during the January transfer window. The club resumes action against struggling Nantes on Saturday as Ligue 1 returns following a winter break.

(With inputs from agencies.)