OM, a resounding return in sight?

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By: Manu Tournoux

Pablo Longoria's new find?

While Olympique de Marseille is looking for new training, the name of Igor Tudor would have appeared in the discussions…

After the slap received on Sunday evening at the Parc des Princes, which probably made OM leaders want to extend the interim of Jacques Abardonado, the staff of Olympique de Marseille is still looking for his new coach, after the departure of Marcelino last week.

Igor Tudor already back?

The hottest track always leads to Christophe Galtier, who has significant support among certain Marseille leaders, and who is said to be gradually convincing President Pablo Longoria. But we are no longer left with a surprise with this OM, and the next coach could just as easily be an unexpected coach (a name that would not have appeared in the press)… or an old acquaintance.

Provence thus reveals that the name of Igor Tudor “ has resurfaced » Monday in the discussions at La Commanderie. After a season full of emotions last year, the Croatian technician preferred to leave his post last June. His return would be a real sensation, and seems far from certain. “ Will he have recharged the batteries? Would he be ready to return to service after the numerous banana peels placed in his path? Nothing is less sure…“ , believes La Provence. At the same time, Tudor’s name is mentioned in Italy among the possible coaches targeted by Napoli in the event of Rudi Garcia’s ouster.

Manu Tournoux

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