Montpellier is currently in a delicate situation regarding its squad for the upcoming season. According to the latest news, Laurent Nicollin, president of MHSC, has informed his coach Zoumana Camara that he cannot sign new players. This decision comes as the club is in the midst of a sale process, which has frozen its transfer activities. With a reduced squad, it is hard to imagine how Montpellier will field 18 professional players on the first day of Ligue 2. Christopher Jullien, a former Celtic player, is out of contract and had expressed his desire to stay at the club. However, given the current context, it seems Montpellier is unable to meet his expectations. Additionally, the club is looking to save money, particularly by not extending the contract option for goalkeeper Mathieu Michel, whose contract runs until 2027. The decisions made by the MHSC management could significantly impact the upcoming season.