Big changes are brewing at Olympique Lyonnais, and the summer transfer window could see several familiar faces heading for the exit. According to a report from L'Équipe, the club is set for a squad shake-up that will impact both young talents and seasoned veterans.

First up, Adam Karabec. The 22-year-old Czech midfielder arrived at Lyon last summer on loan from Slavia Prague, but his time in France appears to be coming to an early end. While he's managed to feature in 34 matches across all competitions, only 11 of those have been starts in Ligue 1—a stat that tells the story of a player struggling to break into Paulo Fonseca's first-choice lineup. With just three goals and three assists to his name, it's no surprise that Lyon's buy option is unlikely to be triggered.

Karabec was part of a Czech duo that landed at Groupama Stadium last year, alongside Pavel Sulc. But while Sulc has carved out a more consistent role, Karabec has been left on the periphery. Now, it seems his future lies elsewhere.

Also on the way out is Rachid Ghezzal. The Algerian winger returned to Lyon on a short-term deal earlier this season, but that reunion won't be lasting beyond the summer. His departure, like Karabec's, feels like a natural end to a chapter that never quite reignited.

And then there's Endrick. As expected, the young Brazilian will head back to Real Madrid once the season wraps up, wrapping up a loan spell that was always designed to be temporary.

But here's the silver lining for Lyon fans: these exits are creating space for fresh talent. Kail Boudache, a promising prospect from OGC Nice, is expected to join the squad this summer. With more minutes opening up in the attacking lineup, the 18-year-old could be the next name to watch at OL.

For now, the message is clear: Lyon is clearing the decks, and the summer window is shaping up to be a pivotal one for the club's rebuild.