Nancy is the 4th club majority owned by the consortium after the English club FC Barnsley and the Swiss FC Thun. “Discussions with AS Nancy have been going on for several months and they end on the last day of the year,” said Ganaye, quoted on the KVO website. “This does not mean that I will quit or reduce my tasks in Ostend. The fact that a new club is added to the consortium also means more sporting and economic possibilities for the KVO.” Nancy left Ligue 1 in 2017 and is currently in 17th place in Ligue 2, one length from the red zone. Ganaye was appointed president of the ASNL with immediate effect. “I am delighted to be working again in France within a historic club which has a very special place in French football. It is with great humility that I succeed Jacques Rousselot, a true figure of French football since decades and driven by human values in which I find myself. “
