If Goal! Football Club primarily deals with the news of certain elite teams, we have decided to give you a summary of what happened today in the other – less media-focused – part of France. soccer.
MHSC: two sanctions for Savanier
His meeting with Laurent Nicollin was expected and should lead to strong decisions, we now know what sauce Téji Savanier will be served for his slip-up in the Coupe de France during the Le Puy – Montpellier match (4-0). For his comments to a Ponots supporter, the midfielder – who figures well in Jean-Louis Gasset's group for the trip to Lyon this Saturday – was stripped of his captaincy and was given a financial sanction under the form of a donation to an association according to BeFootball. At the MHSC, we now intend to move forward…
Reims sends Busi to the Netherlands…
Luka Elsner warned at a press conference that there will be departures this winter at Stade de Reims. The Champagne club has already opened the door to a first exit: Maxime Busi was loaned for six months, without purchase option, to NAC Breda (Dutch D1).
…and Agbadou and Henry will follow!
Furthermore, and according to L'Equipe, Emmanuel Agbadou (27 years old) will join Wolverhampton since an agreement in principle has been reached with Reims on the basis of a transfer approaching €20 million. The Ivorian international will not be replaced internally by American hopeful Kobi Henry (20 years old) since the person concerned will join MLS with the Seattle Sounders.
LOSC: Genesio talks about the Mastiff transfer window
At a press conference before the match against Nantes, Bruno Genesio was asked about the winter transfer window. The Lille coach has clearly stated, he does not want to stack players and wants to achieve a transfer window based on “circumstances”. “I am satisfied with the squad at my disposal,” he confided in particular, citing the versatility of several players such as Fernandez-Pardo, Bakker, Haraldsson, Gudmundsson, Mandi, and even Cabella.
Le Havre: Bodmer discusses hot issues
If it was not for the sale of Steve Ngoura (19 years old) who joined Cercle Bruges for €3 million, Mathieu Bodmer, the sports director of Le Havre, was forced to come to terms with economic reality and finances of the club.
In the columns of Paris Normandie, the former midfielder took stock of the Kinkoué and Opéri files, respectively announced in Stuttgart and Basaksehir: “We have not received any offers, neither from Stuttgart, nor from elsewhere (for Kinkoué). For Opéri, there is nothing at all (…) In terms of arrivals, we are working on files but we cannot pay a euro…. »
