Transfers: A well-known name chooses the PFC, it’s validated!

2024-10-29 11:00:00

Bernard Colas
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Journalist

Passionate about sport, cinema and television (on screen as well as behind) since his childhood, Bernard has been a journalist for 10 Sport since 2018. More skilful with the keyboard in hand than with the ball on his feet, he decides to mainly cover a beloved sport, criticized and hated at the same time (football) and a sport that is not one (wrestling).

While Paris FC is preparing for a change of ownership with the arrival of the Arnault family and the Red Bull group, the club has already marked the transfer window by recruiting Maxime Lopez. The former OM player is adapting well to his new Parisian life and talks about his first steps in Ligue 2.

The PFC will change size by changing ownership. The family Arnault will get its hands on 55% of the club initially, before obtaining an additional 30% by 2027, while the group Red Bull will get the remaining 15%. The ambitions of the other club in the capital will be revised upwards, initially with the objective of moving up to Ligue 1. Before the revelation of the takeover project, Paris FC had already struck a first big blow on the transfer window with the recruitment of Maxime Lopez.

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“I feel good in this team from the start”

Left for Italy in 2020 on the side of Sassuolo then from Fiorentinathe former player of loon therefore made his return to France in Paris. A choice he does not regret. “ I’m not bored. Personally, I think I’m getting closer to my best level. I needed to string together the matches, in terms of rhythm. I have felt good in this team from the start. I have adapted well to the style of play, to what the coach expects of me », he revealed on the eve of the trip to Amiensin comments reported by The Parisian.

“Life is good in Paris”

Maxime Lopez shows himself particularly under the spell of his new Parisian life, he who grew up in Marseille. « Life is good in Paris, we’re not going to lie… », recognizes the one who is complimentary towards Ligue 2: “ I was expecting it because my brother had warned me, but physically, it’s still tough. I see a lot of people neglecting L2 but technically too, there are very good players in each team. There are quite a few goals, it’s not closed. There are teams that attack, take risks. »

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