”I believe this is Charleroi's best result since the club arrived in the Super League, rejoiced the coach. We wanted to finish with honors. Football-wise, we did the job. I hope this puts us on a good path going forward. We cross fingers.”
Lionel Vitrant indeed found it difficult to really get excited after this honorary ranking. On Friday, a rumor spread within the team: Charleroi Women would stop in the Super League. The players and staff also have a meeting on Tuesday evening with President Bayat and within the Super League core, this does not bode well.
”For the moment, nothing is officialwhispers the coach. But for the players too, it’s complicated. We are unable to plan for the next season, whether for building the squad or for preparing with friendlies. However, as we know, the license application has been submitted. We said to ourselves that we would have to wait for the official continuation of the D1A team to find out but we had to wait a little longer.”
The rumor of a withdrawal from Charleroi is not new. At the end of each season, the question arose and a few weeks ago, when Maline announced that he was following Woluwé in his approach to leaving the Super League, Joël Crahay confirmed that as the license became more and more restrictive, it could become difficult for the Carole club. This weekend, the head of the women's division could not confirm the stoppage of the Super League team, “This decision rests with the club management.”
The answer will come Tuesday evening.
