A few days after the revelation of its accounting results from last season, OL has a meeting with the DNCG this Friday, November 15, announces L’Équipe. Before the financial policeman of French football, owner John Textor will have to have solid arguments to justify figures in the red.
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John Textor will appear against the DNCG, while OL’s accounts are in the red. | PHOTO : OLIVIER CHASSIGNOLE / AFP
It’s time for the big oral for John Textor. While OL has regained color on a sporting level, its financial results have turned red in recent months. According to the document published by Eagle Group last week, the finances of Les Gones look bleak. Far from ideal timing, as the club will go before the DNCG, the financial policeman of French football, on Friday November 15, reports The Team .
Expected liquidity
In its statements for last season, Eagle Group is banking on various cash inflows to replenish the coffers, starting with the sale of its shares in Crystal Palace, estimated at 75 million euros. The sale of certain players is also mentioned to plug the holes. But before the DNCG, more than promises or perspectives will be needed. Something concrete is expected.
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As recalled The Teamif Textor does not convince the DNCG, the latter may strike again, as was the case last year (regulated payroll). The range of sanctions extends from simple supervision of recruitment to relegation as a precautionary measure for OL.
