Through Luc Chatel
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Co-owners of AS Saint-Etienne for fifteen years, Roland Romeyer and Bernard Caïazzo announced this Tuesday, April 13, 2021 that they were putting up for sale the legendary Greens club.
“In order to ensure the continuity and development of our club, we have entrusted a reputable investment bank with the mission of selecting the best investor”, they conclude their long press release which made this information public.
For several weeks, the shareholder duo had been the target of much criticism, from supporters and supporters alike. Mayor of Saint-Etienne. But the criticisms leveled at them go back even further.
Heavily criticized leaders
The changes of coaches in recent years as well as the poor results of the season due in particular to the sale of very promising players like William saliba and Wesley fofana have fueled reviews beyond Saint Etienne, among many sports commentators and journalists.
This would be the sale price set by Romeyer and Caiazzo #ASSE https://t.co/nHNIvygfWn
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The edition of the team of April 14, 2021 suggests a sale price of 20 million. Rumors of potential buyers are multiplying in the media in Saint-Etienne, from the Arab Emirates to local investors.
A few days ago, Alain Bompard, the father of President of Carrefour Alexandre Bompard, had mentioned the attachment of his son, born in Saint-Etienne, for ASSE. Chance or declaration of intention?