Posted on December 9, 2021 at 3:30 am by AM While the sale process has been underway for many months, Olivier Markarian speaks out on the intentions of Roland Romeyer and Bernard Caïazzo, the two shareholders of ASSE. Holder of a local project, Olivier Markarian was however rejected by KPMG , the audit firm in charge of examining the application files for the takeover of ASSE . The businessman from Valence, in Drôme, nevertheless had access to the Data Room and was able to discuss with Roland Romeyer in particular. In the columns of L'Equipe, he therefore gives his opinion on the shareholders' intentions. “Their credibility is at stake. Not mine ” “ If I doubt their real desire to sell? They wrote it down. So I guess that's true and they haven't been running people around the planet for eight months for nothing. Their credibility is at stake. Not mine. If this goes badly in terms of sport, the socio-economic consequences will be catastrophic for the club and the city. I weigh my words. (…) If I understand that they want 40 to 60M € for their shares? Yes. However, is the value of the club at that level today? In addition, they promised not to make any capital gain by reselling it, ” Olivier Markarian explained. Skip back to main navigation