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Actu Foot reported, via L'Équipe, the figures from a report by the independent football regulator (IFR), which, according to the account, indicated financial difficulties in English football. It stated that 109 of the 116 clubs in the top five divisions, or 94%, were in deficit and that total debt could reach 6 billion euros next season. Actu Foot also reported that 73 clubs could not survive more than 90 days without the financial support of their owners, and that nearly two-thirds of clubs in the lower divisions as well as 20% of Premier League clubs were technically insolvent. #FootballAnglais #CriseSportive #FinanceSportive (translated)

Instant Foot wrote that PSG had won each of its last four away matches in the Champions League against English clubs, citing Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, and Manchester City. It concluded with a disdainful phrase targeting these teams. https://t.co/uJOrffHUPb #PSG #LDC #Football (translated)

Instant Foot indicated that PSG had become the first French club to score four goals away against an English team in the Champions League. The account also wrote that Manchester City had conceded four goals at home in European competition for the first time in its history. https://t.co/iij5uWjLYR #PSG #LigueDesChampions #Football (translated)

Actu Foot shared a clip from CBS Sports Golazo where Thierry Henry asked Maghnes Akliouche if he wanted to speak English. The player replied that he understood English but preferred to respond in French, despite the fact that Désiré Doué had spoken English. Later, when asked by Micah Richards about his favorite, Akliouche chose his coach. Henry pointed out that Doué had made the same choice. Actu Foot also joked about Richards' French. https://t.co/QPF8PThSf9 #Football #Sports #Humour (translated)

Instant Foot announced the lineup of PSG for their match against Manchester City, with Akliouche, Dembélé, and Doué in attack. The account noted that Luis Enrique's team was on a streak of nine matches unbeaten against English clubs and wondered if this streak would continue tonight. https://t.co/uIHF39Y9fN #PSG #ManchesterCity #UCL (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)

Olivier Giroud recounted on Canal+ that after the final whistle, he thanked the supporters of both teams and brought many jerseys. He mentioned that Mikel had invited him to the Arsenal dressing room to share the moment. Moved after five years spent there, he added that the English supporters did not forget the players. #OlivierGiroud #Arsenal #Football (translated)

Actu Foot reported that Mathieu Flamini co-founded GFBiochemicals in 2013, while he was still a professional footballer. The company specialized in green chemistry and his fortune was estimated at 12 billion euros by Forbes, according to the report. In remarks relayed by L’Express, Flamini explained that he dedicated part of his downtime to learning and participating in the creation of the company, rather than playing video games or shopping. He also said that English and chemistry, two subjects he did not like in school, had become central to his professional life. #ChimieVerte #Entrepreneuriat #Inspiration (translated)

Emmanuel Petit believes that Bradley Barcola is overvalued and that a price of 140 million euros would be excessive. He said that the player is of quality and can sometimes be very good, but lacks consistency during a match and has also benefited from the support of the Paris Saint-Germain team. Petit estimated his value at 60 or 70 million euros at most and added that, in his opinion, it has become common for English clubs to spend that much on overvalued players. #Liverpool #Football #Transferts (translated)