Accused of having made racist remarks when he was in Nice, Christophe Galtier should be heard quickly by the police. And the PSG coach seems calm when nothing seems to support these accusations.
In the process of being sacked by Paris Saint-Germain, in exchange for the payment of his year’s salary, a few million euros, Christophe Galtier will not have an appointment with his employers. According to Le Parisien, the 56-year-old technician should indeed be very quickly by the investigators following the accusations of Julien Fournier. The latter said in an email sent to a boss of OGC Nice that Galtier would have made racist remarks in front of him. In response to this, the former Gym coach filed a complaint against Daniel Riolo and Romain Molina, who had relayed these accusations. But the police still launched an investigation into the content of the email. After hearing from members of the Riviera club, the investigators wanted to wait until the end of the season to receive Christophe Galtier. And this will soon be the case, without this particularly worrying the latter.
Galtier is not afraid of the ongoing investigation
Galtier case: preliminary investigation for “discrimination” and searches at OGC Nice (prosecutor) #AFP pic.twitter.com/6GCH37n1Gs
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The Ile-de-France daily explains that on the side of Christophe Galtier, we approach this meeting with the police in a rather serene way. ” Galtier has always denied the comments made by Julien Fournier, the former sports director of Nice. He let justice do its job and does not seem particularly worried, noting that the case has, so far, changed very little. By talking regularly with his lawyer, Me Olivier Martin, he was able to calmly prepare his defense and focus on what he was going to tell the investigators. “, explain the journalists of the Parisian. Once this is settled, the French coach will then be able to look for a club, his name being mentioned abroad, and in particular in Italy where his career was already closely followed even before he signed for PSG in 2022. .
