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Midfielder Paul-José MPOKU, whose sister is married to the OM defender, Chancel Mbemba, could play an important role in the possible acquisition of Toulouse by an Emirian background. The Congolese international, now under contract in Romania, is in charge of the football department within World Gate Investment, who started discussions with the TFC.
Will the flag of the United Arab Emirates float soon on the stadium? If this is the case, Paul-José Mpoku will probably be there for many. The 32 -year -old midfielder, whose sister is married to the OM defender Chancel Mbemba, held an important position in the Emirian background World Gate Investment, who is closely interested in the takeover of Toulouse. The contact was established between investors in the Middle East and Redbird Capital Partners, the US owner of the TFC, current 12th in Ligue 1.
“We just sent an email to have info, because we heard that the club was on sale,” said the team, Paul-José Mpoku, responsible for the development of football for the Emirian background. “We wrote to Bank Moelis who takes care of it. It's as simple as that. Everyone talks about it with distrust, but we are not there to break or create problems. We are not even there. We are not in a hurry. As said the boss (Anas Amin, owner of World Gate Investment): 'We want the right opportunity'.”
MPOKU prepared his retraining very early as a manager
After being in part in part in Tottenham, the brother-in-law of Chancel Mbemba (put on the closet in Marseille pending the end of his contract next June) began his career at Standard de Liège, before playing in particular in Cagliari, Chievo Verone, Panathinaikos or Konyaspor. A native of Kinshasa and Congolese international (85 selections, 6 goals), like Mbemba, he anticipated his retraining in the world of the round ball.
Polyglot and holder of a UEFA B diploma of coach, MPOKU followed a training offered by FIFA in order to occupy positions of responsibility in the world of football. While he was committed two months ago with UTA Arad in Romania and he wishes to extend his career further, he already puts his skills as a manager for World Gate Investment, wishing to expand his portfolio in football, whether in the pink city or elsewhere. Chance of fate, during his visit to the Spurs, he knew Damien Comolli, the current president of the TFC, who was at the time general manager of the London club.
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