AS Saint-Etienne received very good news from the National Control and Management Department on Thursday, as the DNCG did not impose any sanctions on ASSE.
“As part of its mission to monitor the economic situation of professional football clubs, the National Control and Management Directorate (DNCG) heard this Thursday morning from AS Saint-Étienne. As a continuation of these discussions, the DNCG has decided not to pronounce any measure against ASSE “ communicated the DNCG.
If Saint-Etienne remains in the difficult financially, the Greens whose payroll has not been framed, will be able to call on loans during the next Mercato. Which will not be a luxury because of the Africa Cup of Nations.
Indeed, Wahbi Khazri (Tunisia), Denis Bouanga (Gabon), Harold Moukoudi (Cameroon), Yvan Neyou (Cameroon), Saïdou Sow (Guinea), as well as possibly Mahdi Camara (Gambia) are concerned by a possible selection.
This green light from the DNCG will therefore allow ASSE to move forward on several issues, including the one leading to PSG midfielder, Junior Dina-Ebimbe.