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Romain Molina welcomed Meissa N'Diaye and wrote that the majority of players perceived Digard as a straightforward coach. He claimed that Digard repeatedly refused to comply with the guidelines and interventions from Blue Crow, the owner of Le Havre, particularly their request to praise their work in press conferences when the situation was going poorly. To his recollection, he added, Digard only spoke about the person who had invested the most money. Molina indicated that the club fired him shortly after. #football #entraîneur #Havre (translated)

Romain Molina wrote that issues of logistics, management, medical follow-up, and security had been announced. He denounced the incompetence and the favoritism shown to those close to the FFF, describing the situation as an unprecedented organizational failure in the French national team. He wondered if Diallo would act as president or continue what he called a "yes, yes" presidency. #FFF #équipeDeFrance #organisation (translated)

Romain Molina wrote that the French Football Federation had failed to deliver the necessary equipment for a training session of the French team on time. He described the situation as "grandissimo" in a sarcastic tone and mentioned the possible reaction of the players and Zidane. #FFF #ÉquipeDeFrance #Football (translated)

Romain Molina indicated that FC Nantes had released Loan Merrifield, selected with France for the U17 World Cup, but had refused to release Lilian Marcus Djeudje, selected with Cameroon for the same competition. He questioned why the two players had been treated differently. Molina specified that Nantes had the right to keep its players, as the competition was not taking place during an official FIFA window. However, he wondered how the club could explain this difference to two teenagers who wanted to participate in a World Cup. According to him, the Cameroonian Football Federation (FECAFOOT) had requested explanations in a letter attached to his message. He added that Nantes could still allow Djeudje to join the Lions, which FECAFOOT hoped for. #CoupeDuMondeU17 #FCNantes #FECAFOOT (translated)

Romain Molina believed that OL was taking great risks by recruiting for more than ten million euros, particularly considering the profiles and age of the players involved. He questioned the resale potential of Bidstrup or Nakamura. He added that the club could aim for direct qualification in the Champions League, given what he saw as the weakness of Ligue 1, while warning that it would need to sell players this winter. https://t.co/pmgC0vFpMf #OL #Ligue1 #Football (translated)

Romain Molina wrote that Pierre Sage was the exclusive priority of Joseph Oughourlian. According to him, Jean-Louis Leca, already weakened, pretended that the return of the former coach was also his choice, while he favored other options that would only be considered in the event of Sage's return failing. Molina also claimed that media leaks had disrupted negotiations between Crystal Palace and Sage, and that they did not come from the latter. #Football #Transferts #Sport (translated)

Romain Molina described a crisis involving the EDF, the FFF, and Zidane. He claimed that the Federation was operating by invoking either Zidane's statements or Deschamps' responsibility. He also mentioned a possible concealment of physical aggression, incompetence, interference, and logistical, medical, and security issues. According to him, leaders were using Zidane's name without his knowledge to settle their scores. He believed it was time to shed light on the situation and called for maintaining trust. #Zidane #FFF #Football (translated)

Romain Molina announced a video about the FFF for 11:30 PM, mentioning a scandal within the French team. He claimed that the institution was in crisis as early as the second gathering under Zidane and specified that he was targeting executives, not the players. According to him, these officials were using Zidane's name without his agreement to settle their differences and disrupt the functioning of the French team. #FFF #ÉquipeDeFrance #Zidane (translated)

Romain Molina reported that the players of Mâcon 71, in N2, had gone on strike due to decisions made by president Alain Griezmann. According to him, Griezmann had moved the morning training sessions to the evening and eliminated fixed match bonuses: players could receive no bonus after a victory if the president deemed their performance insufficient. Molina added that Griezmann's management had been causing problems for several years. #football #grève #Mâcon71 (translated)

Romain Molina wrote that Zidane's second gathering with the Blues came with numerous problems to manage. He claimed that the warehouse, medical, and security sectors were in crisis due to interference from the FFF, mainly from its general director, Jean-François Vilotte. He wondered if President Diallo realized, in his opinion, the disorder within the federation. Molina added that he would provide details during the day and compared the management of the French teams to that of teams competing in the regional leagues, while specifying that he respected that level. #Zidane #Bleus #FFF (translated)

Romain Molina estimated that the methods of Jean-Louis Leca might no longer convince Joseph Oughourlian. He recounted that when he was the goalkeeper, Leca already believed himself assured of becoming the next sporting director. While some thought he was bluffing, Leca allegedly showed a WhatsApp group in which, according to Molina, were the owner of Lens and his partner. Molina added that Leca boasted about his influence and the relationship he had built with Oughourlian, and that he knew particularly well how to act that way when his interests were at stake. He finally mentioned the possibility that his interlocutor might eventually understand his calculations and political maneuvers. #Football #Sport #Gestion (translated)

Romain Molina wrote that Jean-Louis Leca, in trying to appear smarter, had helped Cahuzac by exposing to the public the political maneuvers he would have carried out behind the scenes in Lens for years. Molina had praised the management of the summer 2025 transfer window and Leca's support during the previous season, but believed that his desire to increase his influence, as if it were his club, had caused him to lose touch with reality. #Politique #Foot #Cahuzac (translated)

Romain Molina wrote that Aboubakary Koita, a player for AEK Athens, had become the first Mauritanian to score in the Champions League, thanks to a shot against Real Madrid. He added that Koita was also the first Mauritanian to receive a red card in this competition. https://t.co/rsqCeSUWOw #LigueDesChampions #Football #Mauritanie (translated)

Romain Molina wrote that FIFA had solicited the Trump administration to intervene with federal immigration authorities regarding Gianni Infantino's housekeeper. According to him, this Nicaraguan national had lost her work permit in the United States after decrees targeting nationals of Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela. Molina indicated that, according to an investigation, FIFA had requested an emergency work permit from USCIS, as part of an exceptional procedure theoretically reserved for war refugees or other extreme situations. He also wrote that the employee was paid by FIFA's regional office in Miami and that Infantino, already under scrutiny by Democrats for his ties to the Trump administration, might have to explain the services rendered. #FIFA #Immigration #Trump (translated)

Romain Molina believed that Fonseca's departure was inevitable. In his analysis, he described how the Portuguese coach may have provoked his departure, notably mentioning a poignant meeting in Matthieu Louis-Jean's office. He also reviewed his time at OL, stating that the club had always supported him despite his failures at key moments, and called for maintaining confidence. #OL #Football #Entraîneur (translated)

Romain Molina stated that, according to investigations by the New York Times and Le Monde, FIFA had paid millions of dollars in taxes for Gianni Infantino in the United States with revenue generated from football. He added that the organization had become, in his view, the international federation of Gianni Infantino rather than that of football. #FIFA #Football #GianniInfantino (translated)