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Star consultant for the “Canal Football Club”, Laure Boulleau announced that changes were coming for the next show scheduled for Sunday.
The new football season has started a few weeks ago and with it, the many programs dedicated to the round ball have resumed their cruising speed. On Canal+THE ”
Canal Football Club ” has therefore made its return, and if the first shows had nothing new to offer compared to the previous season, things will change from Sunday. Laure Boulleau confirmed it.
The former Paris Saint-Germain player posted a message on her social networks on Tuesday evening to announce that the form was going to be changed, as was the substance. First of all, it is the setting of the show that is going to be changed. Without saying anything and without going into details, Laure Boulleau simply indicated: ”
New decor ” Basically, it is the arrival of a new face that will shake up the habits of viewers.
Latour as successor to Ménès
Well known to the channel’s followers The TeamBertrand Latour will make his big debut on Canal+ this Sunday. The new recruit of the ” CFC ” should bring the caustic tone and often biting speech that characterizes him. Several years after the departure of Pierre Ménès, dismissed against a backdrop of accusations of sexual assault by former colleagues, a new troublemaker is therefore about to take over.
It remains to be seen what role Bertrand Latour will really play and whether he will maintain the tone he has adopted until now. We will also have to watch for the reaction of fans of the ” Canal Football Club “, not really used to having such a profile of journalist on the set. Having lost momentum for several years, the program hopes to be able to count on its new recruit to restore its audience figures.
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