Very good news for OM before Clermont

Published: December 15, 2023

By: Manu Tournoux

Excluded against Rennes, Iliman Ndiaye saw his sanction reduced by the CNOSF. He will be able to play with OM against Clermont on Sunday.

Good surprise for Gennaro Gattuso. The Olympique de Marseille coach will be able to count on Iliman Ndiaye on Sunday when they host Clermont.

The Senegalese international was suspended for three matches after his red card received against Rennes. Judging this sanction to be severe, OM contacted the CNOSF which reduced the sentence of the former Sheffield player, transforming the third match into a suspended sentence, indicates La Provence. After missing the matches against Lyon and Lorient, Ndiaye will be able to play again this weekend.

Iliman Ndiaye has played 13 Ligue 1 matches this season, scoring 1 goal and 2 assists. He came into play this week in the Europa League, at Brighton, replacing Vitinha in attack.

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