French and Spanish officials attended the same Uefa meetings yet reached different conclusions on restarting leagues. FMTNews
PARIS: Olympique Lyonnais president Jean-Michel Aulas again lashed out at the French League for ending the Ligue 1 season early amid the Covid-19, calling the decision “stupid”.
“In the past two months, the Spanish officials have been observing and working with Uefa,” Aulas told L’Equipe on Sunday, referring to European soccer’s governing body. “In fact, what was said at that meeting with Uefa is ‘patience’. When we see that our officials attended this meeting and drew different conclusions, one can feel that we are really too stupid.”
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