Friday 05 June 2020 12:32 – Article written by La Rdaction – Respond to this article
AC Ajaccio will not play in Ligue 1 next season. Except for a huge turnaround, the Corsican club, which failed by a single small point of RC Lens (2nd and therefore promoted to Ligue 1) at the time of the final stop of the championship, will return to the assault of Ligue 2 and an accession to the elite of French football from this 2020/2021 season. And turn the page, therefore, of this frustration also marked by the failure to hold the dams in which the ACA should / could have participated via its place on the podium.
“There on the other hand, I will not understand”
“Decisions have been taken. It is no longer useful to rehash, assures Mathieu Coutadeur to Corse-Matin. It is very good that our leaders defend the club by trying to appeal, they are in their role. But we, the players, have to move on. Personally, I moved on to something else and I recommend all my teammates to do the same. “As a reminder, the ACA must still go before the Council of State to hope to play these famous play-offs. are not held while the finals of the Coupe de France (PSG / ASSE) and Coupe de la Ligue (PSG / OL) are hoped for by the FFF, the experienced midfielder would however consider it an injustice.
“There on the other hand, I will not understand that such a decision is taken, he says. If these two games were played and not the play-offs, it would confirm what many people think and it would not be good. for the image of the French authorities. I do not see how they could justify that. On the other hand, if tomorrow someone calls me and I am told that I must go play the dams, I put on my crampons and I go . ” While waiting for the final outcome of this long affair, Mathieu Coutadeur prefers to retain “this very healthy and very hardworking group. I had the impression that everyone had room in this team. We had some fabulous moments.” And turns, for the moment, to the resumption of training scheduled for June 24 in Ajaccio.
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