RMC, two new faces arrive in “Rothen ignites”

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By: Manu Tournoux

RMC, two new faces arrive in "Rothen ignites"

The program “Rothen s’ignite” on RMC will welcome two new columnists, a former player and an attacker still active.

This Monday, the program “Rothen s’ignite” resumes its rights on the airwaves of RMC for a new season, with two new arrivals in the team of Jérôme Rothen to compensate for the departure of Mathieu Bodmer, sports director of Le Havre and who had to put an end to his media activities with the rise of the Norman club in Ligue 1. They are Andy Delort and Steve Savidan.

The Algerian international, who has just left FC Nantes to join the Qatari club Umm Salal, will thus intervene remotely on average once or twice a week. Same pace for the former Valenciennes striker, who should make his debut on the talk show from this Tuesday. Andy Delort has already made an appointment with the listeners of the show this Monday at 6 p.m.

Dugarry’s time doubled

Returning to the antenna of RMC last spring, Christophe Dugarry will go from one to two interventions per week in the program presented by the ex-Parisian. For the rest, Emmanuel Petit, Juninho, Jean-Michel Larqué, Eric Di Meco or even Pascal Olmeta. For his part, Jean-Louis Tourre, appointed head of football at RMC, will always co-host the talk show alongside Jérôme Rothen.

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