Sampaoli: a disastrous stat that worries Rennes
Stade Rennais is in turmoil after its defeat against Olympique de Marseille (1-2) last Saturday, and eyes are starting to
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Rennes-OM, the mea culpa of the arbitration department
The refereeing department recognized this Monday that the penalty awarded to Rennes against OM on Saturday evening should not have
Scandal! A Ligue 1 club salutes the memory of Le Pen
The death of Jean-Marie Le Pen, founder and former leader of the National Front, continues to make people talk. A
Deschamps’ estate? Thierry Henry says yes!
Thierry Henry is preparing to come out of his media silence. Rare in the French media, the 1998 world champion
Textor severely reframed by PSG… and the LFP
OL boss John Textor pulled no punches this Monday against Jérôme Rothen on RMC. By describing Vincent Labrune, the president
To respond to Textor, Al-Khelaïfi charges this PSG employee
PSG decided to respond to the violent attacks of John Textor, owner of Olympique Lyonnais, but not in a conventional
Mercato OM: A first departure finally made!
The winter transfer window is starting to get agitated for OM. While the club seeks to reduce its workforce and
PSG’s acid reaction to John Textor’s comments on Nasser Al-Khelaïfi!
The argument burns between John Textor and Nasser Al-Khelaïfi. In a long interview given to RMC Sportthis Monday evening, the
OL: John Textor violently attacks Nasser Al-Khelaïfi, Vincent Labrune and the DNCG
After publishing a first extract from his interview with John Textor, RMC Sport suggested an explosive interview from the American
Loïc Rémy criticizes LOSC: a bonus story that goes wrong
In an interview with La Voix du Nord, Loïc Rémy, former LOSC striker, violently criticized his former club. The former
Textor violently criticizes Al-Khelaifi: “Like a dog…”
John Textor violently attacks Nasser Al-Khelaïfi and denounces the influence of Qatar on French football. His explosive remarks mark a
Is Khvicha Kvaratskhelia the ideal recruit for PSG?
YES Let’s start from the observation that the Parisian offensive lines seem full. It is true that looking at the