Cash flow problems at SCO d'Angers . According to information from L'Équipe , the salaries of the Angers players for this month of January have not been paid in full. While they should have received their full pay before Sunday 5, they would only have been entitled to a payment of 40%.

A loan as a solution

To regularize the situation, the club is counting on a loan from the Cosnelle company, the agri-food group whose boss is none other than Saïd Chabane , the owner of SCO. "This is part of the collateral damage of the TV rights. We paid all the administrative staff, the training center, and we settled everything that is medical, stewards," Chabane responded to L'Équipe.

"The Cosnelle group was supposed to inject (a sum) at the beginning of the month. The group's contribution was supposed to arrive on January 1st. It should arrive between January 15th and 20th," he said. According to Ouest-France , Laurent Boissier, the club's sporting director, spoke to the players at the beginning of the week to take stock of these financial difficulties with them. With the aim of reassuring them.

On the pitch, Angers, who passed their hearing before the DNCG in December, are coming off a solid victory against Brest (2-0) and occupy 14th place in the standings, one length ahead of the play-off team and neighbour FC Nantes.