Like all players in the world of football, Stanley Nsoki, the defender of the OGC Nice, is deprived of football. In France, the Professional Football League announced on March 13 the suspension of the championships (Ligue 1, Ligue 2). Suddenly, the former Paris Saint-Germain player must train at home, like everyone else. Sure The Channel The Team this Thursday, the latter therefore returned to the coronavirus pandemic and this exceptional situation: “We mustn’t panic either, it’s not an obvious situation. We have to put things in perspective, I think there are people who are much better served than us. You have to put things in perspective and take it calmly. And tell yourself that if we stay confined, if we follow preventive measures well, everything will be fine. Time takes time. “
Asked also about the financial problems, Stanley Nsoki admitted that he agreed to lower his salary, like his teammate Pierre Lees-Melou. “I haven’t talked to the club about it yet, but yes, why not. It would be a good idea, it is true that the situation is quite new so if everyone can do their part to help not to bring the economy down, whether it be the country or more particularly our club, why not? ”, said the 20-year-old. As a reminder, several clubs have had to go on partial unemployment in recent days to cope with this crisis.
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