OM, when will Rongier play again?

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By: Manu Tournoux

OM, when will Rongier play again?

Injured for two months, Valentin Rongier continues his convalescence. Gennaro Gattuso gave news of the OM captain.

Gennaro Gattuso would welcome the return to competition of Valentin Rongier, injured for two months (broken patella). African Cup of Nations requires, the OM coach sees his midfield diminished with the absences of Pape Gueye (Senegal), Amine Harit and Azzedine Ounahi (Morocco).

“ He started running, I think he’s progressing well, judged the Italian coach on Friday about Valentin Rongier, cited by The Phocaean, You have to hold on to him a little, because it’s true that he’s someone who never wants to stop. »

The OM captain and midfielder is impatient but he has no choice but to remain calm, warned Gennaro Gattuso. According to the OM coach, we will be able to specify the date of Valentin Rongier’s return. end of January, beginning of February. Thanks to his work and the work of the medical team, I think we are on the right track. »

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