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The month of April promises to be responsible for Paris Saint-Germain. French Cup semi-finals, quarter-final of the Champions League and Ligue 1 on the program. The Parisian club is preparing to play no less than seven matches in a month.
Ouest-France Indicates that Paris Saint-Germain would have asked that the meeting scheduled for April 13 against FC Nantes in Beaujoire be postponed to April 22 or 23. This would allow the red and blue to best prepare the double confrontation as part of the Champions League quarter -finals, against Aston Villa, on April 9 and 15.
FC Nantes intends to refuse the request of PSG
However, FC Nantes is preparing to oppose the request of Paris Saint-Germain, during the LFP board of directors. Indeed, a postponement of the meeting would not help the affairs of the Canaries, which currently fight to maintain itself in Ligue 1.
If the meeting were pushed, the Nantes would remain fifteen days without playing the slightest match. They would then chain three matches in the space of a week. The LFP is expected to make a final decision in the coming hours.
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