A little over a month after the end of the 2023/2024 Ligue 1 season, the time for recovery has already come for two clubs. Monaco and Toulouse opened the ball this Monday, while RC Lens and LOSC will follow a little later in the week. Overview.
The holidays end for Ligue 1 clubs
If the Euro and the Copa America are still in their infancy and French football is still looking for a broadcaster, this last week of June is synonymous with resumption for several Ligue 1 clubs. Starting with Strasbourg and Monaco who are returning to training this Monday. Le RC Lens by Will Still will follow suit, just like Reims, from Wednesday. The next day, it will be the turn of Stade Rennais.
Soon in the running for the 3rd preliminary round of the Champions League, LOSC will make its mark with Bruno Genesio from Friday June 28. No less than five clubs have set their resumption for Monday July 1. Among the clubs which have chosen to postpone their return to training, we find the promoted Auxerre and Saint-Etienne – who resume on July 8, and especially PSG. With many internationals currently in selection, the French champion will not return to his Poissy training center before July 15.
Thus, no less than three weeks will have passed between the first training of Strasbourg and Monaco and that of PSG. As a reminder, the French Ligue 1 championship will resume on the weekend of August 18a delayed start due to the Olympic Games being held from Friday July 26 to Sunday August 11.
The resumption dates for Ligue 1 clubs:
Monday June 24: Strasbourg, Monaco
Wednesday June 26: RC Lens, Reims
Thursday June 27: Rennes
Friday June 28: LOSC
Monday July 1: Le Havre, Marseille, Nantes, Nice, Toulouse
Tuesday July 2: Brest, Montpellier
Thursday July 4: Angers
Friday July 5: Lyon
Monday July 8: Auxerre, Saint-Etienne
Monday July 15: PSG
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