Rémy Descamps, the goalkeeper for Lyon, has expressed his desire to become the starting goalkeeper in an interview with Le Progrès published on October 4. He acknowledged that Dominik Greif is currently the first-choice goalkeeper and emphasized his need to compete in matches rather than just during training sessions. Descamps explained that he has learned to be patient while working toward his goal of becoming the number one goalkeeper for the team. Since joining Lyon in 2024, Descamps has played 18 matches across all competitions, achieving nine clean sheets—meaning he kept the opposing team from scoring in half of his matches. His performances have included appearances in Ligue 1, the Coupe de France, and the Europa League, during which he conceded a total of 15 goals. Descamps described his arrival in Lyon as happening in a delicate situation between two other goalkeepers, Anthony Lopes and Lucas Perri. Descamps assured that his relationship with Lopes has not been affected, noting that Lopes has always been calm and supportive toward him. He also mentioned that he has a good relationship with Perri, appreciating his closeness and the family-like atmosphere within the team. Descamps highlighted his performance in a match against Lens at the start of the previous season as a key moment where he wanted to prove that his summer preparation had been effective. Lyon is set to return to Bollaert Stadium on Friday, October 9, at 8:45 p.m., for the sixth round of Ligue 1. This match will be an important opportunity for Descamps to demonstrate his abilities in front of the fans and possibly take a step closer to securing a starting position.