To help the club in this period of economic crisis, Olympique Lyonnais asked to benefit from loans guaranteed by the State (PGE) confirmed Jean-Michel Aulas in Le Progrès. As such, OL should collect 93 million euros.
In a difficult economic context, Olympique Lyonnais is not closing the door on any aid. In the columns of Progress, Jean-Michel Aulas confirmed that OL has applied for a State Guaranteed Loan (PGE). The latter should amount to 93 million euros against 77 million originally planned adds the regional daily.
It will allow the May-June deadline to pass
This loan has nothing to do with the € 224.5 million loan taken out by the Professional Football League. ” If we can benefit from the PGE of the League, we will ask because the situation is very serious given the stopping of competitions, said the president of the Rhône-Alpes region. However, it is not loans that will save French football, but operating grants. We must ask for sectoral aid, such as aviation, tourism, events … The loan will allow us to pass the May June deadline. “
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