Maintained in National 2, Saint-Quentin must face a series of departures (eight at this time, including seven federal contracts arrived during the summer of 2020). If Teddy Bertin (photo) would at least have liked to keep Rouhaba and Bekkouche, this was not the case. The new coach is happy to have kept Momo Fall coveted by the Red Star and Canet Roussillon.
The Olympian midfielder, coming out of a new one-knee crusader operation, played the card of caution in asserting his loyalty to Saint-Quentin. To date three boys have signed. The first was Amine El Farissi from Chantilly (N3). Richie Dilemfu is the second. Trained at Amiens SC, he played since 2013 at Amiens AC in N2 and N3. It is a versatile medium that also comes out of a double operation and rehabilitation in Capbreton. He needs to regain his level for a new start. The third recruit, Thibaut Gillard, disembarks from Saint-Malo (N2).
He is an axial defender who was champion of France U19 with Tours FC, a club with which he played more than 60 matches in Ligue 2. He was then loaned to Avranches (National) before playing two seasons for Les Malouins. Teddy Bertin also wants to bring competition to the post of goalkeeper: “ We need three offensive reinforcements including a killer in the area. We have a lot of keys certain at financial terms impossible for us »Laments the president, whose phone heats up.
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