OL: Thiago Almada removed from Lyon to save Textor

John Textor is counting on Botafogo to reassure the DCNG, the Brazilian club Eagle Football being able to provide financial guarantees. But unfortunately, this involves the sale of a player promised to OL.

In the vast Monopoly that is the financial management of his clubs, the American owner of Olympique Lyonnais rails against the DNCG which, according to him, has not kept up to date by taking into account the specificity of the timeshare. Because John Textor wants that within his holding company, he can channel the profits of his clubs to help those who are in difficulty, and that this be validated by the financial policeman of French football, who for his part, however, has not no specific look at the accounts of other Eagle Football teams. Whatever the case, it is in this context that the arrival of Thiago Almada at OL, after a few months at Botafogo, was announced for a long time. But to believe The Teamthis plan is seriously in trouble.

The transfer of Thiago Alamada to the OL questioned

Eric Frosio, the journalist for the sports daily based in Brazil, knows Botafogo's situation perfectly and according to him, the arrival of the Argentinian international would no longer really be John Textor's number 1 choice. The latter actually thinks that by selling Thiago Almada to the Premier League, he could get more money, and therefore provide even stronger guarantees with the DNCG. “ A year later, Argentinian leader Thiago Almada is supposed to join Les Gones in January. Textor announced it after his transfer from Atlantarecalls Eric Frosi who then specifies that Almada's performances with Botafogo have earned him the sustained interest of several clubs and that its future will perhaps no longer pass through France as was planned. »

Too bad, because at the same time, Thiago Almada was mentioned to replace Rayan Cherki whose departure is considered the number 1 hypothesis to partially cover the debt of Olympique Lyonnais. JT will have to work miracles otherwise he will experience further disillusionment with the DNCG, but the American has no shortage of ideas for that.