steering under pressure before passing the DNCG

A dreaded moment. The Girondins de Bordeaux will appear before the federal National Directorate of Management Control (DNCG) this Tuesday, November 26. According to information from L'Équipe, the financial policeman of French football has requested numerous documents from the club still in receivership. The 2009 French champion, who was administratively demoted to National 2 last summer, will be represented by Arnaud Saint-André (general director), the judicial administrator, a representative of the Mazars accounting firm, the lawyer Laurent Cotret and his father, Guy. Finally, Gérard Lopez and Thomas Jacquemier will also be present.

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The DNCG wants guarantees

Still according to information from the Team, the federal National Directorate of Management Control (DNCG) is demanding guarantees. The financial policeman of French football could ask the Bordeaux management to provision the sums due within the framework of industrial tribunal procedures. The total amount is estimated at two million euros. In addition, Gérard Lopez recently committed to handing over 1 million euros via capital gains on transfers of players like Zuriko Davitashvili. As a reminder, the Georgian international joined AS Saint-Étienne during the last summer transfer window for a check for six million euros.