Currently sitting in 20th place in Ligue 1, the SCO, in crisis, is slowly but surely heading towards a now inevitable relegation to Ligue 2 next season.
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In Angers, all SCO supporters are already getting used to the idea of seeing their team evolve in the antechamber of French football during the 2023-2024 seasonindeed, blacks and whites only matter 14 points and 22 losses in 30 games this season. Despite the fact that Sébastien Dujeux’s men defeated a very uncreative LOSC last Saturday, this victory only comes after a period of 22 games without a wina drought that began in September 2022 and after a 1-0 victory against Nice, they are now 14 points behind Brest, the first non-relegation player.
Relegation is coming, however a leader still tries to reassure the supporters.
Safe finances
Everyone knows that relegation entails a substantial financial loss, the example recently with the Girondins de Bordeaux, and the clubs face the DNCG, responsible for monitoring club accounts, the Angevins are no exception to the rule. Nevertheless, Teddy Kefalas, delegate president of Angers SCOwants to be reassuring as to the course of the season after relegation and the report due to the financial controller of the LFP, indeed, he declares at West France, “Finances are good, things are going well with the DNCG… Not everything is settled, but we are more than fine.”
The end of the season is approaching and the balance sheet before the National Management Control Department too, “We must present our report to the DNCG on May 30… I can assure you that everything is fine, even in the event of a descent into Ligue 2, it is provisioned.”
Words aimed at calming the more than tense situation in the Loire, but which are not enough to relax the supporters of the residents of the Raymond Kopa stadium, asking the leaders not to hide the truth, especially since some are waiting and demanding a takeover of the club.
