After the former president of RC Toulon announced that he was dissociating himself from the OM buyout plan by virulently criticizing the communication strategy carried out by the entourage of Mohamed Ayachi Ajroudi, the – scathing – counter-attack was not long in coming.
Decidedly, the soap opera of the acquisition of OM seems endless. While Mourad Boudjellal said on Friday that he was dissociating himself from Mohamed Ajroudi’s project because of the “grotesque” communication from the Wingate bank – which would have sent an ultimatum to the owner of the OM, Franck McCourt – the Ajroudi clan n was quick to respond.
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Incompetence
“I do not seek to respond to attacks from people as not very serious as Mr. Boudjellal, but I unfortunately noticed that his incompetence in terms of the acquisition process made us waste time because of his search for media recognition for serve their own interests, ”said Stéphane Cohen, co-founder of Wingate bank, answering questions from the Foot Mercato website.
“Fortunately, our client has decided to listen to our advice and those of Marc Deschenaux by excluding confidential discussions which cannot be subjected to exuberance and excess”
Stephane Cohen
A response that reflects the exclusion of Mourad Boudjellal from discussions around the project for some time now. “Fortunately, our client decided to listen to our advice and those of Marc Deschenaux by excluding confidential discussions which cannot be subjected to exuberance and excess,” noted Stéphane Cohen, before concluding: “His statements do not will not distract us from our objective which is to succeed in finding a deal with Messrs McCourt and Eyraud ”.
One way of advancing that the Ajroudi clan is not willing to admit defeat in this file which should still reserve twists and turns.
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