Werner, a part of the USA-based Fenway Sports Group that owns Liverpool, stated in a leaked letter despatched to the minister on Monday that he changed into left in "utter disbelief" at her comments approximately the chaos.
Oudea-Castera to start with blamed Liverpool for assisting to cause the mayhem, telling a French radio station that the club failed to well organise its supporters who went to Paris.
The French government has additionally claimed "huge" ticket fraud contributed to the chaotic scenes that marred the match with Real Madrid.
The images have tarnished the recognition of the French capital, elevating questions on its potential to host primary carrying events because it gears up for the 2024 Olympics, as well as the 2023 Rugby World Cup.
"I am writing to you today out of utter disbelief that a minister of the French government... Should make a sequence of unproven pronouncements on a matter of such significance earlier than a right, formal, unbiased investigation manner has even taken area," Werner wrote in his letter, leaked to the nearby Liverpool Echo newspaper.
"Your remarks had been irresponsible, unprofessional, and fully disrespectful to the lots of enthusiasts harmed bodily and emotionally," the Boston-primarily based chairman added.
"On behalf of all the lovers who skilled this nightmare I demand an apology from you, and guarantee that the French Authorities and UEFA permit an independent and transparent investigation to proceed."
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UEFA, European soccer's governing frame, introduced later Monday it turned into opening an "independent record" into the problems on the very last that could "study selection making, responsibility and behaviours of all entities involved".
The enterprise stated it has appointed Portuguese politician Tiago Brandao Rodrigues to supervise the file on a seasoned bono basis at the completion of which they will decide upon a route of motion.
