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Romain Molina announced that he would later release a video dedicated to the behind-the-scenes, plots, and betrayals related to the search for an opponent to Infantino at FIFA. He indicated that it would also contain several anecdotes about what he described as amateurism and arrogance among certain UEFA leaders, including Ceferin. #FIFA #UEFA #Football (translated)

Romain Molina wished good luck to the eight teams competing in the futsal African Cup of Nations, a continental competition that he deemed poorly covered by the media. He wondered if Morocco would win a fourth consecutive title, which he believed would be historic. #CANFutsal #Futsal #Maroc (translated)

Romain Molina wrote that Aston Villa had more points in the Champions League (6) than in the Premier League (5). He also suggested that, as often with Unai Emery, Nicolas Jackson, the team's center forward this season, seemed on track to achieve his best statistical season. #AstonVilla #LigueDesChampions #PremierLeague (translated)

Romain Molina believed that Roma could only blame themselves after letting slip a match they were controlling. Concerning Real Madrid, he wrote that Arda Güler once again showed that he should not be a substitute, but that the established hierarchies, which he deemed harmful to the club, sometimes decided otherwise. #ASRoma #RealMadrid #Football (translated)

Romain Molina wrote that, according to a report published by the independent football regulatory body, 94% of English professional football clubs were operating at a loss and 60% of clubs in the lower divisions D2 to D5 were technically insolvent. He added that the football economy made no sense, regardless of the country. https://t.co/tf9lmHTBd5 #Football #Economie #Insolvabilité (translated)

Romain Molina wrote that the Viking players would remember for the rest of their lives having held their ground against Bayern in a match that ended with a score of 3-3. He added that the Champions League had recently offered beautiful Norwegian stories. #LigueDesChampions #Vikings #Football (translated)

Romain Molina wrote that the FIA announced the organization of the Rwanda Grand Prix starting in 2030, as part of a ten-year agreement. He added that Paul Kagame spoke to inaugurate the agreement and wondered how much the country had to pay to obtain this contract. #F1 #Rwanda #GrandPrix (translated)

Romain Molina wrote that, according to investigations by the New York Times and Le Monde, FIFA paid nearly four million dollars to Trump Tower Commercial LLC to rent a representation office in Trump Tower for seven years. He specified that the company was chaired by Eric Trump, son of the American president, and that the office was often empty. https://t.co/Y2aYbAAicO #FIFA #TrumpTower #corruption (translated)

Romain Molina wrote that Red Star was in the top positions of Ligue 2 for the second consecutive season. He linked this performance to the arrival of Grégory Dupond as the football director, specifying that he had previously been a fitness coach and performance manager at Real Madrid and with the French national team, particularly during the 2018 World Cup. Molina also added that Dupond was part of Zinedine Zidane's staff this season. #Ligue2 #RedStar #Football (translated)

Romain Molina believed that the goal could restore Diomandé's confidence and solidify his place in the squad, whether as a starter or the twelfth man, especially after Vinicius's expulsion. He described this opportunity as a way to stand out in a challenging collective context. #Football #Diomandé #Performance (translated)

Romain Molina wrote that Brahim had gone from starting in the Champions League against Inter to a lasting role as a substitute, with the management insisting, according to him, that Diomandé should have more playing time. He added that the Ivorian would have a new opportunity against Villarreal tonight, after his good performance in the Madrid derby, while Vinicius would start on the bench. Molina estimated it remained to be seen whether Diomandé would play on the left or the right. #LigueDesChampions #Football #Villarreal (translated)

Romain Molina announced that a full video would be published at 8:30 PM to explain, according to him, why the CAF was reversing its decision and wanted to organize the AFCON every two years again. He also stated that Patrice Motsepe had lost the little credibility he had left with other African leaders, due to the real reasons for this return to a biennial cycle, and not the cycle itself. #CAF #CAN #FootballAfricain (translated)

Romain Molina wrote that the CAN would return to a two-year cycle, as he had announced earlier that morning. He specified that he did not know when the decision would be made official, but that it would apparently be quite soon, and encouraged his readers to stay confident. #CAN #football #sport (translated)

Romain Molina wrote that Cristiano Ronaldo's statement largely reiterated what he had explained a few days earlier in a video. He indicated that a document validated by Ronaldo had been sent to Jorge Jesus, so that he would acknowledge in a press conference that he was wrong to warm up a player of the caliber of Pelé or Maradona without bringing him in, and that he would act differently today. Molina added that the Portuguese federation had also exerted pressure in this regard, given the economic interests associated with the player. #Ronaldo #Football #Sport (translated)

Romain Molina wrote that he has been fighting for years to reveal pedocriminal scandals in French and international football. He expressed joy that the silence is gradually lifting with the revelations about Eric Olhats's practices, sometimes linked to drugs according to him. He reminded that the scout had been convicted of sexual offenses against minors. Molina criticized the FFF for doing almost nothing regarding the number of cases, apart from setting up the "J’alerte" platform, which he deemed ineffective. He added that the fight continues and called for hope to be maintained. #Pédocriminalité #Football #Justice (translated)