OL, who meet again this Friday before the DNCG, risk even relegation.
As revealed by L'Équipe, Olympique Lyonnais will once again pass in front of the DNCG. It will be this Friday, a week after the publication of the accounts of the Rhone club, which are still in the red. At the end of the 2023-2024 season, the group led by John Textor recorded a deficit of 25.7 million euros, to which was added nearly 500 million euros in debt.
OL risks relegation
Lyon could therefore be sanctioned by the French Football police. As L'Équipe explains in today's edition, these sanctions range from the supervision of recruitment and payroll, which would be the lightest sanction, to relegation as a precautionary measure. There is therefore an emergency at OL, who will have to be convincing this Friday before the DNCG and find liquidity by selling players between now and the end of the season.
Invited this Tuesday on After Foot on RMC Sport, Vincent Chaudel, director of the Sport Business Observatory, explained that the DCNG “wants to see something concrete” during the hearing of the current fifth in the League 1.
