A quadruple and a brilliant goal from a former OM player!

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By: Manu Tournoux

A quadruple and a brilliant goal from a former OM player!

Cengiz Ünder scored a quadruple against Istanbulspor with a fabulous goal that can make OM supporters a little nostalgic.

This week, OM celebrated the two-year anniversary of their first victory in Bordeaux in ages. An achievement by Cengiz Ünder allowed the Olympians to overcome the curse in Gironde. Returning to Turkey, to Fenerbahçe, last off-season, the winger left good memories on the Canebière side and is in rather good shape at the moment with his new club. The proof with this quadruple (6th, 34th, 44th and 46th) scored by the person concerned this Sunday in the Turkish championship, during the victory of his team (1-5) on the lawn of Istanbulspor. To enhance this breathtaking performance, the former Marseillais scored an absolutely brilliant goal, a bit like some he was able to score during his adventure at OM, to open the scoring.

Ünder, 26, played 93 matches for Marseille, scoring 18 goals, before being transferred to Fenerbahçe for a check for 15 million euros.

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Manu Tournoux

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