OM: It's over! This star leaves the club

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By: Manu Tournoux

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Olympique de Marseille is about to lose a major element of its workforce.

It was expected and it is not yet official, but it is now almost acted: Luis Henrique will leave Olympique de Marseille well.

According to information from journalist Fabrizio Romano, the Brazilian winger should join Inter Milan during the next transfer window.

Luis Henrique will leave this summer.

The amount of the transaction could be juicy for OM, since this deal would earn 25 million euros. An agreement would have been reached between the two clubs for this compensation. For their part, the Lombard player and club would have found common ground for a 5 -year contract.

Luis Henrique expected from the Club World Cup

By giving in a player still unwanted a year ago for this tidy sum, Olympique de Marseille performs a fairly unexpected operation. For a long time, Luis Henrique waited for this exercise 2024-25 to fully express its potential and versatility in the Zerbi Roberto system.

It should be noted that Inter Milan would like to be able to count on its reinforcement from the Club World Cup, a competition in which the Italian team will be engaged. The tournament begins on June 14. The formalization of this transfer is therefore imminent.

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