US EditionCrux Football Buys Montpellier HSC Féminines in Its First Deal
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In financial difficulty for six months, Montpellier concluded the sale of its women's section to Crux Football, an Anglo-Saxon company.
MHSC. Le MHSC annonce la vente de sa section féminine
La section féminine du MHSC change de propriétaire. C’est la fin d’une époque, née de l’iconique et regretté fondateur du club de la Paillade, Louis Nicollin. Ce mercredi 1er octobre, le Montpellier Hérault Sport Club annonce la cession de sa section féminine à Crux Football. Cette transaction met donc fin à 25 ans d’histoire entre le club héraultais et son équipe féminine, créée en 2001 par Louis Nicollin, premier président d’un club profession…
The Montpellier, through its president, Laurent Nicollin, confirmed the sale of the women's team, one of the most important in France in the last 25 years, to the Crux Football group, which will be made with the full management of the section.
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The Montpellier Hérault Sporting Club decided to sell its women's section to Crux Football in the middle of a sports and financial crisis.
It was now a few months since Laurent Nicollin was a salesman of his women's section and it is now done with the purchase, in the morning, by Crux Football. Created in 2001 by Louis Nicollin, the women's section has lived almost 25 years under the same flag as the boys. Between French championships (2004, 2005), Coupe de France (2006, 2007, 2009) and beautiful European courses (half-finals of Champions Leagues in 2006), the adventure has been be…
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