L2 ‍: Sochaux in National, the crisis in China explains everything

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By: Manu Tournoux

L2 ‍: Sochaux in National, the crisis in China explains everything

The DNCG has decided to send the Sochaux club to the National. Doubist leaders announce that they have appealed against this sanction and explain it by the crisis affecting the Chinese owner.

” As part of the examination of the situation of the clubs for the 2023/2024 sports season, the Professional Clubs Control Commission (DNCG) heard the FCSM this Wednesday, June 28. The DNCG has decided to demote the FC Sochaux-Montbéliard first team to National 1 at the end of the 2022/2023 sports season. FC Sochaux-Montbéliard, while recognizing the legitimacy of this decision, will appeal against it in order to produce proof of coverage by the Nenking group of its forecast deficit for the coming season, as had been the case. one year ago. The Nenking group, owner of the FCSM, must imminently release the funds provided for this purpose, and pay them to its subsidiary. The delay in the payment of these funds, which motivated the sanction of the DNCG, is explained by the cash flow difficulties encountered by Nenking in its activities related to a Chinese real estate market in crisis since the health crisis. “, specifies FC Sochaux.

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2 thoughts on “L2 ‍: Sochaux in National, the crisis in China explains everything”

  1. Hi Manu!
    A rumor has sochaux reported a possible takeover offer from an American investor. Do you have any idea of ​​his identity? Thank you for your answer.

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  2. Apparently the American track (if it exists) would have been abandoned. The Sociochaux group (https://sociochaux.fr/) is raising funds with supporters to try to find a place within the organization of a potential future buyer. Would you like to become members of a historic French football club?
    https://www.helloasso.com/associations/sociochaux/collectes/lancement-d-une-souscription-populaire-sociochaux

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