Aulas justifies himself after his controversial tweet

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By: Manu Tournoux

Aulas justifies himself after his controversial tweet

After OL’s defeat against Montpellier, Jean-Michel Aulas published a tweet, quickly deleted, aimed at John Textor.

The start of the 2023-2024 seasonOlympique Lyonnais looks like a nightmare. After an unexciting transfer window, Les Gones started their season with a defeat in Strasbourg (1-2) before Saturday’s debacle against Montpellier at home (1-4). A defeat marked by the declarations of Laurent Blanc after the meeting, the Lyonnais coach suggesting at the microphone of Prime Video that OL should perhaps change coaches to get better…

A well-felt tackle to Textor

Later in the evening, it was Jean-Michel Aulas who stood out. Still active on his Twitter account, the former club president responded to a user who had tweeted “Radio silence at the top, no big deal Botafogo is first”, referring to John Textor, owner of the Brazilian club. What Aulas replied to “He can send the Botafogo coach”.

Quickly shared by several Internet users, this tweet was deleted by Jean-Michel Aulas, who claims not to be the author of this publication and thinks he was hacked. ” I realize that my Twitter account has been hacked. I am obviously not the author of the tweet published yesterday at 11:27 p.m., which I immediately delete. I report this malicious act”he then tweeted.

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