Bennacer is too expensive for OM

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By: Nicolas Gerbault

Bennacer is too expensive for OM

Ismaël Bennacer would not have convinced OM, ensure several sources in Italy. The Algerian environment also weighs too much financially.

Ismaël Bennacer's value for money has obviously did not pack OM leaders. The latter should not raise the option to buy the midfielder, Italian media said on Saturday.

Journalist Nicolo Schira talks about too heavy financial conditions. The Marseille club must pay 12 million euros to AC Milan to definitively transfer the Algerian international who arrived in January to the Robert Louis-Dreyfus center in the form of a loan.

The annual left -hand wages, around 4.2 million euros, also weighs in the reflection of Pablo Longoria, the president of OM, and its sports director Mehdi Benatia.

Of Zerbi had ignited

Ismaël Bennacer had however been presented by Roberto de Zerbi as a chance for his team. You have to believe that the OM coach was too optimistic for a player plagued by physical fragility.

Beyond this aspect, Ismaël Bennacer did not perform sufficient and regular performance with the OM jersey during the 12 Ligue 1 matches in which he participated, including eight as a holder.

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