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Less obsessed with his professional obligations, Jean-Michel Aulas has found emotional happiness with his new partner.
The time for bitterness seems to be over. After a heated handover to John Textor, to say the least, the former president of Olympique Lyonnais seems calm. He did not fail, on Sunday, to salute the great victory of OL against OM, at the end of the 20e day of Ligue 1. “ This is the real start of the adventure made by John and Eagle: I wish you the best for our OL and all its supporters “, he wrote on X, formerly Twitter.
Jean-Michel Aulas, who also moved away from Cegid, his company specializing in the publishing of management software founded in 1983, now has other priorities, including “the transformation of high-level women’s football in France”, JMA having to take the head of the future Women’s Professional League which will be launched on 1er next July.
On the family level, Jean-Michel Aulas is also reassured. “ After being absent from family life for so long, I ended up with a special relationship with my son Alexandre, my two grandchildren and my sister. he explained to Le Parisien this summer,” also claiming to have found “a new emotional balance” with his new partner. Long in a relationship with Nathalie Echinard – who works at Cegid – after a first marriage, the 74-year-old man found love again with a new partner.
“I changed my life not very long ago. I have a partner who has three young children, including a 9-year-old who is passionate about football. he announced in the columns of Libération last winter, adding: “I take him to the field a lot. »
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