Galtier speaks out on accusations of racism

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By: Manu Tournoux

Galtier speaks out on accusations of racism

In an interview which will be broadcast on Sunday, Christophe Galtier returned to the accusations of racism to which he is the subject.

Free from any contract since his departure from Paris Saint Germain, Christophe Galtier has been quite discreet during the summer, the French coach currently awaiting his trial on December 15 for suspicion of racist remarks when he officiated at theOGC Nice.

The 57-year-old coach finally broke his silence in an interview with Canal + which will be broadcast on Sunday evening and an extract of which was published this Saturday. In this short video, Galtier returned to the accusations he has been facing since April, and the difficulty of living with them. “I have not spoken before because there is such a media outpouring on such sensitive subjects. very difficult to bear, especially since I think it is unfair. I suffered the blow, but now I am very, very combative”launched the former PSG coach.

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Manu Tournoux

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