In search of liquidity for the upcoming transfer window, Olympique de Marseille will record the receipt of a significant sum.
After a season concluded with a disappointing 8th place in Ligue 1, Olympique de Marseille intends to reshape its squad in the wide guards next summer. Reinforcements are expected across all lines to enable the Marseille club to fulfill its ambitions next season.
If OM is therefore very ambitious, Pablo Longoria will have to be ingenious by exploiting his powerful network to build a new team. The large salaries paid in recent years have weakened the finances of the club, which no longer has such a significant margin to strengthen itself. In this context, all cash inflows are valuable for the months to come.
A sum of 50 million euros which comes at the right time
According to information from RMC Sport, Olympique de Marseille will receive a significant sum, up to 50 million euros, during the month of June. This sum would result from the agreement between the Professional Football League (LFP) and the CVC investment fund. Last season, OM had already been able to recover 40 million euros thanks to this agreement.
This amount comes at the right time for a club which will not be able to count on the resources of qualifying for the European Cup since OM failed to win a European ticket this season.
