PSG coach Galtier takes legal action over racism accusations against players
The Paris public prosecutor confirmed to AFP that Galtier had lodged a complaint against Fournier as well as journalists Daniel Riolo and Romain Molina.
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The Paris public prosecutor confirmed to AFP that Galtier had lodged a complaint against Fournier as well as journalists Daniel Riolo and Romain Molina.
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Paris Saint-Germain coach Christophe Galtier said he was "deeply shocked" by accusations that he made racist remarks about players when he was coaching Ligue 1 club Nice last season.