Bordeaux excluded from national championships: CNOSF maintains its decision

The conciliator of the French National Olympic and Sports Committee (CNOSF) issued a negative opinion regarding Girondins de Bordeaux's request to re-enter the national championships. This decision follows ongoing financial difficulties within the club, which has already been excluded by the National Directorate of Management Control (DNCG).

The opinion from the CNOSF, made public on Friday, recommends maintaining the exclusion of the Girondins from national competitions. This recommendation brings the club closer to a scenario of judicial liquidation, a possibility that is becoming increasingly concerning for its management.

Girondins de Bordeaux has a period of 15 days to contest this decision before the administrative tribunal. This appeal could offer a chance to suspend the exclusion, but remains uncertain given the club’s financial circumstances.

The current situation has led to growing concerns about the future of the club, which has won six French championship titles. Supporters and management are awaiting rapid developments.

The tight competition schedule, with the imminent resumption of championships, further complicates the situation. The Girondins are in a race against time to find a solution.

The French Football Federation (FFF) could also play a role in resolving this crisis, although club officials are hoping for a miracle to avoid an unfavorable outcome.