“The PSG is a private company which manages its funds as it sees fit”, believes Louis Aliot after the controversial remarks of Christophe Galtier

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The reactions are strong after the words of PSG coach Christophe Galtier on the travel of his team in private jets. “The subject is not there”, according to the mayor National Rally of Perpignan.

PSG is a private company that manages its funds as it sees fit“, said Tuesday September 6 on franceinfo the mayor National Rally of Perpignan and candidate for the presidency of his party Louis Aliot. He reacted to the controversy over the use of a private jet by Paris Saint-Germain to get to Nantes. Christophe Galtier, the Parisian coach, joked Monday, September 5 at a press conference, explaining that he was studying the possibility of “move around in a sand yacht“.

The subject is not there“, believes the candidate for the presidency of the RN. “Just because you stop a Paris Saint-Germain private jet doesn’t mean you’re going to drastically save energy for the country“.”There is surely a duty to set an example but it is not only in that“, adds the mayor of Perpignan. “If there could be a duty to set an example among the supporters, in the fights that there are around the stadiums, in what we saw around the Stade de France… That’s also the exemplarity and citizenship“.

Louis Aliot also mentions “another world“in which live these”stars who earn tens of millions” euros. If he recognizes the symbolic aspect of the use of a private jet, he continues: “The symbol, that the ministers apply it to themselves. When Prime Minister Jean Castex went to vote by plane in the first round of the presidential election, it was also an example to give“, he ironically in turn.

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