We knew the archi-consummated break between Christophe Galtier and Julien Fournier, since a bazooka interview with the latter in

L'Equipe

on June 9.

“You never know a person until you have worked with them”, then launched the future former director of football for OGC Nice about the Gym coach during the 2021-2022 season.

We took another step forward on Wednesday evening with a new interview with Julien Fournier on RMC Sport.


🗣💬 "If I explain the real reasons why Christophe and I argued, he will no longer enter a locker room in France and Europe. These are much more serious things than football"



Julien Fournier returns to his chaotic relationship with Galtier in Nice.

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"Very honestly, if I explain the real reasons why Christophe and I had a fight - because that's really the word - Christophe will no longer go into a locker room either in France or in Europe", he swung live on the air.


Serious accusations dropped half-word against the current PSG coach.

After this bombshell, the current sporting director of Parma preferred to remain evasive about what exactly he blames Christophe Galtier for.

He simply assured that it was "much more serious things from my point of view" than football.

Ouch, the next Parisian press conference on Friday, before… PSG-OGC Nice on Saturday (9 p.m.) promises to be top-notch.

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