[Morrison]

French champions Lyon have made a move for Milan striker Jon Dahl Tomasson.

Danish striker Tomasson has seen his first team chances limited at Milan since the arrival of Hernan Crespo, while Filippo Inzaghi would also be above him in the pecking order when fit.

French giants Lyon, who have already wrapped up their fourth consecutive league title, are looking for a top striker to bolster their squad for next season.

Despite coach Paul Le Guen's impending departure, Lyon are still looking for new recruits as they look to improve their chances of going further in next season's UEFA Champions League.

The 29-year-old Tomasson will be allowed to leave Carlo Ancelotti's side, either on loan or in a permanent deal.

Lyon, meanwhile, are still searching for a new manager to replace Le Guen, with chairman Jean-Michel Aulas set to meet prospective candidates over the weekend.

Aulas is due to meet Gerard Houllier and departing Sochaux boss Guy Lacombe over the weekend, although former Nantes boss Raynald Denoueix is the favourite to land the job.

Aulas would still prefer to get either Monaco boss Didier Deschamps or Lille manager Claude Puel, but their current club situations mean that they are unlikely to be able to leave.