Zapping But! Football Club ASSE: The question of the week
Let the skeptics of the winter transfer window from Saint-Etienne look away from this brief, as well as those who do not like anything from Paris. Because the following lines were published yesterday in Le Parisien. The regional daily took stock of the Greens market in January and between mockery and inglorious revelations, we can say that ASSE is very expensive…
A tax problem for Tisserand
We will have warned you! “Despite a collection of doors slammed in the face, ASSE still recorded 7 reinforcements. But some of these 7 mercenaries are now in Forez almost by default. At the club, the last week, the typical profile of the ideal recruit has was drawn as follows: “The good player is the one who wants to come. We can’t be difficult.” Two hours before the end of the transfer window, the Malian Falaye Sacko signed for 6 months despite not knowing the L1, a condition yet set by the club. At the start, it was Marcel Tisserand who was to sign. But at the time of doing so, his advisers understood that the player could not benefit from impatriation, a tax regime offering tax exemptions to French people who have spent more than 5 years abroad.
“In attack, Enzo Crivelli was initially a plan C or even D. Injured to an adductor and not exactly a licensed scorer, he should be a complementary striker. Robert Beric and Bafé Gomis were first called up, without success. Then the Loïc Rémy track was by far the one favored by the technical staff. He had agreed to sign on the condition of being released from his contract by the Turkish club Rizespor, who refused.
#AXIS Le Parigot laughs: In its latest edition, Le Parisien returned to the winter transfer window of the Greens. Extracts. “Despite a collection of doors slammed in the face, ASSE still recorded 7 reinforcements….https://t.co/xMKp1Dstg7
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Weaver did not come because of taxation?
According to Le Parisien, if Marcel Tisserand did not commit to the ASSE, it was because of a tax problem, as his representatives realized that he would not benefit from the expatriation regime that would have been exempt from tax charges.
