Forced to evolve in National 2 – the fourth division of French football – since the past season already, Bordeaux has not had good reasons every day to rejoice. However, the freshly fenced summer transfer window offered FCGB a nice breath of oxygen.
It was from Strasbourg that boon has arrived. No less than 1.3 million euros paid in the coffers of a club under infusion. The origin of the funds? The Dilane Bakwa transfer, formed among the Girondins, from Alsace to England, and more precisely in the rows of Nottingham Forest.
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Under the famous solidarity compensation, Bordeaux will indeed receive 3.75% of a transfer to 35 million euros. Almost a fifth of their annual budget, slightly less than 7 million euros. The South West regional daily adds that the FCGB also inherited 200,000 euros as part of the transfer of Gaëtan Laborde from Nice to Al-Diriyah, a Saudi second division club.
