The Chamoix Niortais will not be able to compete in the 2021/2022 edition of the Coupe de France.

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XAVIER LEOTY / AFP

The DNCG is no longer laughing.

The Niort club, which plays in Ligue 2, was fined 250,000 euros and will be deprived of the Coupe de France next season, for an offense during a change of shareholder this summer, the Ligue de professional football (LFP).

The Control Commission of professional clubs of the DNCG, the financial gendarme of football, criticized the Chamois Niortais for "non-compliance with the control procedure before the change in the club's reference shareholder took place last August," explains the LFP in a press release.

👉 A sanction against Chamois Niortais was pronounced by the DNCG ⤵️https: //t.co/qtB0cusznw

- Ligue 2 BKT (@ Ligue2BKT) September 9, 2020

This follows the departure at the end of August of the former president and shareholder Karim Fradin, which led to a change of majority shareholder, who is now Mikaël Hanouna, the sports director.

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