French journalist Romain Molina dropped a bombshell about coach Christophe Galtier. Indeed, he denounced the racism of the current PSG coach when he coached OGC Nice last season.
PSG coach Christophe Galtier was at the heart of a major racism scandal when he coached OGC Nice. The French journalist Romain Molina, known for his credible information, has just lifted the veil on the very intriguing confusion between the coach and Julien Fournier, former sports director of the Aiglons.
Indeed, the journalist in question published a video in which he showed the email sent by Fournier to the club owner’s adviser, Dave Brailsfolde. The least we can say is that he dropped a bombshell about the racism of the 56-year-old French technician. The latter, would be complained about the large number of Muslim players and blacks in his workforce, the Algerians in particular.
“He told me that we couldn’t have so many blacks and Muslims in the team (…) last night, I went to the restaurant and everyone fell on me saying that we have a team of blacks (…) He said to me: you have built a team of scum. There are only blacks and half of your team is at the mosque on Friday afternoon… I told Mr. John Valovic-Galtier that I was scandalized by his remarks and asked him to leave my office immediately. desk “. We read, among other things, in the email sent by Fournier to Brailsfolde.
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Galtier did not want Algerian players in his team
In the email sent to the manager of the Nice club, Julien Fournier denounced Christophe Galtier’s attempt to get rid of all black and Muslim players. Algerians Youcef Atal, Hicham Boudaoui and Amine Gouiri were among them.
“He wanted to limit the number of Muslim players as much as possible and in particular to get Tobido, Atal, Boudaoui, Gouiri and Lemina out.” In the direction of the recruits, the technician would have refused the central defender Ozan Kabak on the grounds that he was Turkish and therefore Muslim.
That’s not all. Galtier would have criticized Fournier for having signed Algerian international Billal Brahimi during the winter transfer window, who “is added to the list of players who follow Ramadan on match day”.
As of press time, the PSG manager has yet to respond to the accusations made by the ex-OGC Nice sporting director. One thing is certain: the consequences are likely to be serious for the Paris Saint-Germain coach, already greatly weakened.
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