OM, a big loss to come?

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By: Manu Tournoux

OM, a big loss to come?

Pablo Longoria, the president of OM, is perhaps preparing to lose one of his close collaborators.

Will Pablo Longoria lose his right arm? The hypothesis was put forward this weekend by Provence about Javier Ribalta. The Marseille media relied on sources reporting the state of mind of one of the faithful of the president of OM.

Ribalta would have asked to leave the club, the information having been denied by OM, specified Provence. Since September 18, the day of the eventful meeting at La Commanderie, the football director has distanced himself and paused his duties.

Friday, the man who has worked for OM since the summer of 2022 participated in meetings with Pablo Longoria and members of the Management Board of the Marseille club. It was also rumored that a Serie A club had approached Javier Ribalta.

The 43-year-old Spanish leader has worked with AC Milan, Juventus, Manchester United and Zenit Saint Petersburg. Before joining OM, the Barcelona native worked in Parma (Italy).

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Manu Tournoux

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