“I don't feel it”: big revelation on the future of de Zerbi at OM

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By: Manu Tournoux

"I don't feel it", Dugarry is wary of De Zerbi!
The future of Roberto de Zerbi at Olympique de Marseille continues to fuel the debates.

Will Roberto de Zerbi still be the coach of Olympique de Marseille next season? This is the question that has fueled club news for a few days.

According to information from the Gazzetta dello Sport Published this week, from Zerbi would be the priority of AC Milan to take over from Sergio Conceiçao during the summer transfer window.

Roberto de Zerbi at OM, a year and then leaves?

An interest that would not leave the technician insensitive since the OM coach has always had a particular affection for the Rossoneri. Arrived last summer to embody an ambitious project is nevertheless under contract with OM until 2027. The situation is vague.

Dugarry sees Zerbi leaving the ship

Called to comment on this file, Christophe Dugarry was pessimistic. “I think there is more than risk (Let it go at the end of the season). He still told us after three months that if he was the problem, he could resign (After the defeat against Auxerre at the VĂ©lodrome on November 8). He was already ready to leave. I do not feel it zerbi ”, Looked down the RMC consultant.

“I am not saying that it is a bad coach, I think that OM must keep it in an idea of ​​building something and stopping this incessant movement, continued Dugarry, former player of the house.
For a guy at the center of the project, which is the OM project, I do not find it above the fray. I do not feel it completely invested. I can't find it inspired. I feel a little overwhelmed by everything that is happening in OM. I hope to be wrong ”, concluded the 1998 world champion.
Manu Tournoux

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