The reform's political working group, which includes officials from Lyon (Michael Gerlinger) and Le Havre (Jean-Michel Roussier), met on Thursday to discuss the future model of French football governance. However, the absence of Paris FC president Pierre Ferracci and Stade Rennais president Nicolas de Tavernost from the meeting was met with disapproval from their respective club owners. L'Équipe Football reports that Vincent Labrune, the LFP president, opened the possibility for Ferracci and/or Tavernost to join the working group, which has helped to calm tensions. The LFP and FFF have six months to agree on the reform.
French Football Governance Reform Begins
The French Football Federation (FFF) has started the reform of its governance at the FFF headquarters, according to L'Équipe Football. The reform aims to transform the Ligue de Football Professionnel (LFP) into a society of clubs.
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