OM, Correa like at home

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By: Manu Tournoux

OM, Correa like at home

Last to arrive at OM this summer, Joaquin Correa confided his ambitions on Monday, during his official presentation to the press.

A year after Alexis Sanchez, OM recruited a South American striker from Inter. Argentinian Joaquin Correa is the latest arrival from the summer transfer window in Marseille, in the form of a one-season loan.

Presented to the media on Monday, the 28-year-old said he was not completely out of his element at OM, on the contrary.

” In Argentina, OM is considered a great European club, it is widely followed. What we see in the stands is also exceptional, it looks like Argentina.”Judge Correa, quoted by The Phocaean.

Joaquin Correa also discussed OM with his Albiceleste teammates (he has 19 caps – 4 goals), Lucas Ocampos, ex-Olympian, and Leonardo Balerdi, future teammate.

Passed by Lazio Rome, another team in blue and white, Correa said he was physically ready to start with his new colors. Friday night in Nantes?

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Manu Tournoux

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