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Passionate about sport, cinema and television (on screen and behind) since his childhood, Bernard has been a journalist for 10 Sport since 2018. More skilled with the keyboard in hand than with the ball on his feet, he decides to mainly cover a beloved sport, criticized and hated at the same time (football) and a sport that is not one (wrestling).
French football could experience an upheaval in the future with the takeover of Paris Football Club, currently in Ligue 2, by the Arnault family and the Red Bull brand. Another major project is therefore taking shape in the capital, which could overshadow Paris Saint-Germain, however welcoming the news with excitement.
A revolution is taking shape in Paris, and it does not concern the PSG. The PFCthe capital’s other club, is preparing to enter a new dimension with its takeover by the family’s family holding company Arnaultthird largest fortune in the world. A project in which Red Bull The Austrian brand will also play a role, which should take 15% of the club’s shares. Discussed for many years, a Parisian derby in the elite of French football has never been so close to seeing the light of day, enough to frighten the PSG ?
“Fantastic for Paris, fantastic for French football”
Absolutely not if we are to believe the entourage of the Paris Saint-Germainreported by RMC : « This is great news. It’s fantastic for Paris, fantastic for French football. This will bring emulation and new healthy competition to the highest level of football in the capital. ».
“It can give a little enthusiasm back to football fans in France”
The PFC is today leader of Ligue 2 and aims to rise after an ambitious transfer window, marked by the recruitment of Jean-Philippe Krasso et Maxime Lopez. Journalist at RMC, Daniel Riolo believes that it is a “ good news » but requires patience. “ Hearing that a billionaire is arriving to take over a club can give a little enthusiasm to football fans in France. It’s a new adventure and we say to ourselves that he will build a great team, a competitor to PSG and that it will perhaps bring a little bit of life back to Ligue 1. Obviously that’s good news. But that’s where you also have to calm your excitement, because it’s not going to go very quickly. They’re not going to come right away and take out the checkbook », he confided this Thursday in the morning Apolline Morning.
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