OM failed by a left side

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By: Manu Tournoux

OM failed by a left side

Targeted by Olympique de Marseille, Nantais Jaouen Hadjam should finally take charge of Standard de Liège.

The series continues for the left-backs of Olympique de Marseille. While the departure of Renan Lodi to Saudi Arabia is imminent, and the Scotsman Josh Doig (Hellas Verona) is still expected to replace him, the Phocaeans wanted to recruit a second player in this position this winter.

It won’t be Jaouen Hadjam. Ouest-France indicated that OM had nevertheless approached the Algerian full-back from FC Nantes, close to signing with Standard de Liège. This proposal made the former Paris FC player think, but his decision would be made. According to information from DZ Foot, Jaouen Hadjam declined the offer from Olympique de Marseille to prioritize playing time. He will take the management of Standard de Liège, for a loan with an option to buy.

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