Like every summer, the transfer window will be agitated at OM, where president Pablo Longoria wants to renew almost half of the workforce.
There will be many departures and arrivals at Olympique de Marseille, as in each off-season since Pablo Longoria has been at the helm. The Olympian president also made no secret of it at a press conference on Monday, revealing that nearly 50% of the workforce was going to be changed. This particularly concerns loans since Bailly, Nuno Tavares or even Blanco and Kaboré will not be retained.
Half of the workforce upset at OM this summer?
Moreover, players such as Guendouzi, Balerdi and Ünder could leave due to their high ratings in the transfer market. As indicated by La Provence a few days ago, OM are aiming for eight to nine departures and as many arrivals. A big stir that annoys some supporters, some of whom would like more stability from one year to the next. Eric Di Meco is rather favorable to this great upheaval.
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For the RMC consultant, Pablo Longoria simply analyzed that several players were far too short for OM, hence the need to make them leave and therefore to disrupt the workforce. “If he’s cleaning up because guys have shown their psychological limits at some point, he’s in his role. Let’s stop always protecting the players. The president’s observation is correct today. Maybe we should have put everyone back on the ground behind the victory against PSG ” considers the RMC consultant before concluding.
Eric Di Meco validates the choice of Pablo Longoria
“Today we see that OM are not having a good month of May and that happens after this match against PSG. He lives in the group and he had alerted at the time because he had felt this release. When you are president and you go into the locker room at the end of the match, you feel it” analyzed Eric Di Meco, who supports Pablo Longoria in his desire to upset the Marseille workforce during the next transfer window. And inevitably to make it more competitive before qualifying for the Champions League during the third preliminary round and then the play-off, two deadlines that await OM in early June.
