Eight wins, eight losses: Nice deserves its 10th place in the Ligue 1 ranking. After a very hectic summer behind the scenes with the arrival of Ineos at the head of the OGC Nice and the return of the Rivi\u00e8re-Fournier duo to the management, the Aiglon club had to manage a new situation: that of a club with new ambitions. The late arrival of players like Dolberg and Ounas on August 31st sent the club’s first positive message. With substantial financial backing, the OGCN can now recruit players with high potential. In the field, however, Patrick Vieira is still looking for the ideal formula.<\/p>\n
On the club’s official website, Jean-Pierre Rivi\u00e8re drew up the first assessment. But he also displayed some optimism. \u201cIn any project, you have to know how to give yourself time. It\u2019s going to happen, I\u2019m sure. And I hope that in the second half of the season, we will reap the first fruits of all the work put in place in recent months to improve things. To hope to pick up in European places, Nice will have to chain the good results. And maybe recruit 2 or 3 quality players. If Riza Durmisi, a Danish left-back, has already signed for this winter, the club is prospecting across the board. The middle of the Stade Brestois Ibrahim Diallo is a much-appreciated element by Vieira and the management.<\/p>\n
Now Nice has 10 days to rest and a month to recruit. Time: this is a luxury that Nice has not known for many months…<\/p>\n