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At the end of its long summary on the state of French football and its calamitous management by the LFP, the Senate committee indicated that its report still needed some information. Senators Michel Savin and Laurent Lafon, respectively rapporteur and president of this committee, are preparing to hear other players in the industry, such as DAZN and beIN Sports, the broadcasters of the Ligue 1 and Ligue 2 championships, Cyril Linette and Amélie Oudéa-Castera in her capacity as Minister of Sports.
Several club presidents have already been put through the wringer. For Nasser Al-Khelaïfi, an interview is not yet on the agenda but the future could hold some small surprises according to the legislators.We do not rule out hearing Nasser Al-Khelaïfi. We have already heard the general secretary of PSG“, informs Mr. Lafon, followed by his colleague. “In some decisions taken by the league, the president of PSG does not participate. This is intriguing. We will see at the end of the beIN hearing. Depending on this, we will judge whether it is necessary to complete our work with the hearing of the president of PSG. But who is the one around the table? The president of PSG? Of beIN? Of Qatar? It is becoming more political.»
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