Another OM midfielder on the start?

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By: Manu Tournoux

Another OM midfielder on the start?

Olympique de Marseille could lose another midfielder during the winter transfer window…

After letting Mattéo Guendouzi go to Lazio Rome this summer, OM could lose another midfielder during the winter transfer window. According to British journalist Pete O’Rourke, Pape Gueye would thus have several touches in England.

The clubs of Brentford, Fulham, Nottingham Forest and Burnley would be interested in the Senegalese international (24 years old), under contract until 2024 with Marseille and who will therefore be free to discuss with the teams of his choice from 1er next January.

4 English clubs in Gueye

The former Le Havre player has just returned from a four-month suspension, FIFA having sanctioned him for having signed for Watford before finally joining OM in 2020, and took part in the last matches of Ciel et Blanc, against ‘OL (7 minutes) and Lorient (19 minutes).

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Manu Tournoux

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