Absolute crisis at Nice. Two players, namely Jeremie Boga and Terem Moffi, were attacked on Sunday night by ultras from their own club at the training ground, according to 'RMC Sport'.

The report states that the incident occurred as the squad returned from the French Riviera following their defeat to Lorient (3-1). The painful defeat marked their sixth consecutive loss (in all competitions), a situation that exhausted the patience of the radical fans.

Around 400 fans awaited the players at the training ground, and two boarded the team bus to demand explanations. As the players disembarked to head inside, Boga and Moffi were subjected to spitting, punches, and kicks, including blows to the groin, as well as racist abuse.

The Franco-Ivorian was accused of giving away tickets to his friends from Marseille for the match against OM, while the Nigerian was accused of joking with Loic Fery, the president of Lorient, after the defeat. Both players were left in a bad way and have been sidelined. Boga

The attack has resulted in both players being ruled out of action. Boga has been issued a medical certificate for at least five days of work incapacity. Moffi, meanwhile, has been ruled out due to illness until Sunday. It is highly unlikely that either will be named in the squad for the match against Angers.

Late on Monday night, Nice released a statement condemning the events: "On Sunday, upon their return from Lorient, the 'águilas' were met by a large crowd in front of the training centre. The club understands the frustration generated by the succession of poor results and performances far from its values. However, the incidents that occurred during this meeting are unacceptable. Several members of the club were attacked. OGC Nice offers them its full support and condemns these acts in the strongest terms."

Jérémie Boga

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