Gérard Lopez announces that an agreement has been reached to reduce the Girondins’ debt by 75% – SO FOOT

Gégé la brocante. Guest of After Foot on RMC this Tuesday evening, Gérard Lopez still believes in a hypothetical maintenance in Ligue 2 of the Bordeaux soldier. The owner and president of the Girondins declared “to have reached an agreement with the lenders”, including the creditors Fortress and King Street, to “reduce the debt by 40 million euros”, or 75%, and thus to reduce it from 53 at 13 potatoes.

In addition, the Luxembourg businessman would also have blocked an additional 14 million euros, or 24 instead of 10, with a view to canceling the demotion to N1. This money would be reinjected into the club, and would not be included in the repayment of the debt. Finally, Lopez recalled that player sales are still on the agenda: “We received written offers for four players: 6 million for Hwang Ui-Jo, 9 million for Jean Onana, 10-11 million for Sékou Mara and 11-12 million for Alberth Elis. ” Gérard Lopez in the After: “I blocked 24 million euros from the curator instead of the 10 which were initially planned, sequestrated by the club, which means that the club remains in the League 2.” #RMClive pic.twitter.com/D3TD0IU4qG— After Foot RMC (@AfterRMC) July 12, 2022 He didn’t seem as dedicated to saving Mouscron. AL