FC Nantes, which saw its payroll regulated by the DNCG last June, once again came before the financial policeman of French football this Tuesday. This time, no action was taken by the DNCG. The sanction from last summer was therefore lifted.
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President Waldemar Kita here with former player Patrice Rio. | WEST FRANCE
FC Nantes was summoned before the financial policeman of French football this Tuesday morning, as were other Ligue 1 clubs (Auxerre, Monaco, Lens, PSG, Strasbourg). And the big financial oral for the Nantes leaders went rather well according to the decision of the DNCG
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No action was taken against the Nantes club. The DNCG even lifted the supervision of the club's payroll (€50 million) which had been ordered during its previous hearing before the commission, in June.
President Kita, who should have to reinject around 40 million euros at least to complete the season, provided sufficient bank guarantees to the financial body.
