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As PSG prepare to loan Gabriel Moscardo to Reims, Daniel Riolo has denounced a scam.
As the summer transfer window approaches, Paris Saint-Germain is still looking to strengthen its squad, but also to part ways with certain players. In terms of departures, the capital club is reportedly about to loan the young Brazilian player recruited for 20 million euros, Gabriel Moscardo, to Reims, according to information from the daily newspaper The Team. A loan that raises questions…
“So PSG is going to loan Moscardo to Reims? I don’t know if we understand, we measure what we are witnessing “, castigated Daniel Riolo on X (formerly Twitter), and added: ” “NAK” makes the transfer window, decides on the money of each party. Is this loan to Reims obviously a coincidence? “NAK”, Labrune, Caillot (president of Reims). Arrangement between friends. It’s crazy.”
“We pleased Jean-Pierre Caillot, Vincent Labrune’s great friend”
Behind this probable loan of Moscardo to Reims, Daniel Riolo therefore denounces small arrangements, as was already the case for the transfer of Hugo Ekitike to PSG two years ago.
“Ekitike at PSG, one day we will really have to ask the question. PSG did not want to recruit this player, insisted the famous columnist on the airwaves of RMC. But we pleased Jean-Pierre Caillot, the great friend of Vincent Labrune, now great friend of Nasser Al-Khelaïfi. We are far from the Jean-Pierre Caillot of 2015 who spat on PSG. Now, they eat from the same bowl.
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