The Lyon manager, Gérard Louis Bernat, is facing a crisis of trust as his team struggles to perform consistently over the last three rounds of the competition. The club has won just one game and lost two, leaving many fans and analysts questioning the coach's ability to turn things around.

Bernat has been in charge of the club since June 2020, but his tenure has not been without its ups and downs. He took over after the club had struggled for several years under previous managers, and he promised to bring change and stability to the team.

However, it seems that those promises have not been kept. The team's results have been inconsistent at best, with wins against weaker opposition and losses to stronger opponents alike. This has led to criticism from both fans and media, who are calling for more action from the coach.

The situation has become so dire that the club's board has now called a meeting to discuss the situation further. It remains to be seen how this will play out, but it is clear that the team needs a new manager urgently if they hope to avoid relegation.