The Relegation Decision for Clermont Foot Ball Club was made by the French Football Federation (LFP) on September 24, 2018. This decision was made in order to ensure that Clermont Foot Football Club has the opportunity to play in the top tier of professional football in France.

Clermont Foot Football Club is one of the most successful clubs in French football history and they have been playing at the highest level since their debut in 1965. However, due to several factors such as poor performance and financial difficulties, the club has found it difficult to compete with other teams in the French Premier League.

In order to ensure that Clermont Foot Football Club has the opportunity to play in the top tier of professional football in France, the LFP decided to make a re-election decision. The decision was made based on a number of factors including the club's performance during the previous season, its financial situation, and the potential for the club to be promoted next year.

The decision was made after many months of discussions between Clermont Foot Football Club and the LFP. The club had already suffered a significant financial setback in recent years and had not been able to secure any major signings or investments in the team. Therefore, the club needed to find a way to improve its performance and return to the top tier of French football.

The LFP's decision was met with mixed reactions from both fans and players. Some supporters were disappointed with the decision, while others praised the club for its resilience and determination to succeed. However, the decision did not come as a surprise to the club's management and board, who were confident that they could continue to compete at the highest level of football in France.

In conclusion, the decision to make a re-election decision for Clermont Foot Football Club was a positive step towards ensuring that the club has the opportunity to play in the top tier of French football. While there may be challenges ahead, the club remains committed to improving its performance and returning to the top tier of French football in the future.