The Professional Football League launches maneuvers. On Thursday, his boss, Frederic Thiriez, has announced that by the end of the 2015-2016 fiscal year, there will be more than two runs in Ligue 1 rather than three, provided necessarily promotions.
Tickled by the head of the French Football Federation, Christmas Graët, and many observers of the discipline that calls for a comprehensive reform of governance, Frederic Thiriez attacks a folder the least expected. Indeed, the president of the Professional Football League has surprised everyone on Thursday by announcing a revolution regarding the process of promotion and relegation.
By the end of next season, it is therefore plus three but two clubs will leave the hexagonal elite to be found in the antechamber. In fact, since the League 2, only two teams will be promoted. And the echo is also made between the League and the National 2, also with two folding seats instead of three to make the journey from one to the other championship in both directions.
For time, the only reason given to justify such a choice seems economic. The League, which seeks to attract or at least hold investors, hopes to offer more guarantees to those who dare to bet the balls between our borders. Inevitably, in L1, the new will be greeted with more joy than L2. A nearly one year, Evian TG, which ends this May in 18th place, could have been part of the non-relegation, and the pill will probably be hard to swallow.
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