Eager to save money, clubs have a lot to sell their women's teams. Jean-Michel Aulas, who is at the head of the women's league, has already found investors.<\/strong><\/p>\n This is one of the direct effects of the TV rights crisis in France. Like OL, which has already relieved its “non -essential active ingredients” by transferring its women's section to Michele Kang in the summer of 2023, many Ligue 1 clubs would today try to give up their D1 Arkema team to save according to RMC Sports. A movement that is gaining momentum with a tier team now on sale.<\/p>\n This would notably be the case of Le Havre, Dijon and Reims while Montpellier – French pioneer in female football under the thumb of Louis Nicollin – in turn and other clubs are also advancing on the same reflection.<\/p>\n 🚨 INFO RMC SPORT 🚨<\/p>\n Plusted by the TV rights crisis, more than a third of Arkema First League clubs are now for sale. American and English investors have already expressed their interest.<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/wYkGgLz9dh<\/a><\/p>\n\n