Didier Ollé-Nicolle, coach of the PSG women’s team, has been suspended from his duties for inappropriate behavior.
Judicial information was opened against X on May 15 for “sexual assault by person in authority“As part of the case which earned the coach of Paris-SG women, Didier Ollé-Nicolle, to be suspended by his club, AFP learned on Wednesday from the prosecutor of Versailles.
«To date, no one has been taken into custody.“Said Versailles prosecutor Maryvonne Caillibotte, requested by AFP and confirming information from France Bleu Paris.
During the investigation into the still unsolved assault of PSG player Kheira Hamraoui last November, new elements emerged concerning a possible sexual assault of a player. These elements prompted the Versailles prosecutor’s office to entrust this new investigation for sexual assault to an examining magistrate.
On Tuesday, the Parisian club announced that it had suspended the coach of its women’s team Didier Ollé-Nicolle, accused of having behaved “inappropriately” with a player in the workforce. The club decided to open an internal investigation and conducted interviews with staff members and players.
Some of the facts alleged against Ollé-Nicolle date back to PSG’s summer pre-season in the United States, during which the club “heard” of an “inappropriate gesture” on his part towards a player, according to a source familiar with the matter. At the time, the subject had been closed by mutual agreement after hearing all the parties.
Lots of business this season
A player was heard in this case by the judicial police of Versailles and did not file a complaint.
Didier Ollé-Nicolle, 60, arrived in the capital last summer and is leading a women’s team for the first time in his career.
This new case comes as the season of the PSG women’s team has already been extremely disrupted since the aggression in November of its midfielder Kheira Hamraoui, who has since fallen out with several teammates and who is currently training away. of the professional group.
His partner Aminata Diallo, by his side the evening of the attack, had been placed in police custody by the judicial police of Versailles before coming out free, without charge.