At a press conference marked by emotion and anger, Liam Rosenior expressed deep disappointment at the lack of respect for the players and the club. He denounced personal attacks and provocative banners targeting notably Emauneul Emegha and Marc Keller, stressing that this situation was beyond the scope of a simple football match. Rosenior regretted that the club had found itself in spite of itself at the heart of such an episode, which could mark a turning point in the relationship between Racing and its audience. He stressed the magnitude of this situation, which is part of an escalation of tensions since 2023, despite attempts to dialogue with the ultras.

The player deplored the lack of respect and the deterioration of the climate around the club, describing a deep divide between Racing and part of its audience. He expressed his sadness at this situation, especially for young players who give everything of their passion and energy on the ground. Rosenior highlighted the importance of human beings in football, recalling that sport is primarily a matter of pleasure and passion. He wondered what direction to take to ease tensions and maintain the link with supporters, stressing that the club must remain faithful to its values, regardless of governance.

Rosenior wonders about the future of the club and the possibility of a definitive divorce between the Racing and a part of its audience. It expresses its incomprehension regarding the extent of the reactions and the lack of response from the actors concerned. He concluded by saying that the club deserved better and that the current situation was unsustainable. He questioned the club’s ability to maintain its identity and loyalty to its values in the face of these challenges, while stressing the importance of not giving in to despair and continuing to believe in the future.