A hard blow for OM, which beyond its sporting crisis, now sees itself hampered by the DNCG.
Nothing is going well in Marseille! While the results are at half-mast, leaving coach Gennaro Gattuso in need of solutions, the Marseille club must now deal with a severe warning from the National Directorate of Management Control (DNCG). Bad news came this Wednesday on the eve of an important Europa League match against Ajax.
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In a press release stamped Professional Football League (LFP), the financial policeman of French football announces “ supervision of the payroll in the revised budget presented by the club “. In other words, OM, which planned to recruit this winter to rectify the situation after a summer transfer window with disappointing performance, will not have free rein in this exercise.
OM far from the mark
Problematic, inevitably, the DNCG’s sentence is not a surprise however. In his famous “ revised budget », President Pablo Longoria had to take into account the losses linked to the non-qualification of the Olympians in the Champions League. And the current indicators are all the more worrying as the Marseillais are far this season from being able to claim to honor their primary objective: namely direct qualification in C1 via the L1 podium.
