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Thursday Briefing: John Textor and Botafogo to Pursue Lyon over Alleged Debts

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The Brazilian club will sue OL for the recovery of unpaid debts.

·Paris, France
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John Textor uses Botafogo to take legal action against Olympique Lyonnais. The dispute is based on complex financial transactions involving players Luiz Henrique and Igor Jesus. These legal actions threaten the already precarious financial stability of the Rhodanian club. The Olympique Lyonnais is going through an unprecedented crisis while its former leader, John Textor, launches a frontal judicial offensive. Evinced from the presidency of Eagl…

John Textor uses Botafogo's club to start legal proceedings against the Olympique Lyonnais. The financial dispute concerns the troubled transfers of Luiz Henrique and the player Igor Jesus. The Lyon institution is threatened by opaque debts linked to the former management of the American. The Olympique Lyonnais is going through an area of unprecedented legal turbulence caused by its former leader. John Textor, removed from the presidency of Eagl…

The Botafogo announced on the night of Friday (24) that "beginning in short" a judicial process against the Franks of Lyon's Olympics for pending lives, without giving more details. Read more (03/25/2026)

·São Paulo, Brazil
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The story is far from over between Botafogo and Olympique Lyonnais. The Brazilian club led by John Textor announced on Tuesday that he would "initiate" legal proceedings against OL in order to recover outstanding debts, in a context already very tense around the holding Eagle Football Holdings. Textor remains today at the head of Botafogo thanks to a judicial decision in Brazil that frozen Eagle's shares in the club at the end of July. "Botafogo…

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Le Figaro broke the news in Paris, France on Wednesday, March 25, 2026.
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