Christopher Jullien's life after Celtic is descending into a tough one as Montpellier struggle near the Ligue 1 relegation zone.
The French defender left Parkhead in the summer for a return to France after finding senior minutes restricted in Ange Postecoglou's first season in charge, following recovery from a serious knee injury. They have lost four in a row - including a Coupe De France defeat to Ligue 2 strugglers Pau - and were defeated 3-0 at home by Nantes on Sunday alongside two red cards. They sit two points above the relegation zone in 15th but accusations are flying amid the results.
Jullien himself said post-match that 'every morning we wake up with a headache' but Score.FR have labelled him a 'finger-pointing player.' They claim the Frenchman did not go and 'clap' Montpellier's president or his teammates on the sidelines after the game, a move that did not go down well at 'a club in sporting and internal decline.'
