The now ex-coach of FC Nantes, Luis Castro, published a farewell message on social networks. He deliberately forgot to name the Kita family…
And bang! Luis Castro, who repeatedly said during his press conferences that he had been raised well by his parents, gave Kita a small tackle, who fired him from FC Nantes. In a farewell message published this evening on social networks, the Portuguese coach, who arrived a week ago after having won only two matches in fifteen days of Ligue 1, thanked everyone at the FCN, except its owner and the general director. Not a surprise as the relationship between Castro and the Kitas suddenly deteriorated in the last days of his time at the club…
“It was an honor to belong to the Canaries family!
“Today, I leave this club with immense respect and deep gratitude. As soon as I arrived, I was warmly welcomed, and that means a lot. To all the supporters and more particularly to the Brigade Loire, I extend my sincere thanks for their constant and kind support; their support made all the difference on a daily basis and gave meaning to everything I accomplished. The recognition I felt, both inside and outside the stadium, was essential. »
“To the entire team with the team I worked on every day – players, technical staff and staff – I would like to express my gratitude for their professionalism, their demands and their commitment. I leave conscious of the work accomplished, with the satisfaction of having given everything during my time here. I wish the club the greatest possible success. It was an honor to belong to the Canaries family! »
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