OM: the amazing price of Cornelius

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By: Manu Tournoux

OM: the amazing price of Cornelius

Arrived a year ago, Derek Cornelius may not make old bones at theOlympique de Marseille. The sale of the Canadian international this summer is envisaged by the management of the Phocén club.

Cornelius symbolized the difficulties of a porous defense last season. A sector identified by technical staff and management as the main limit of OM at the time T.

Pablo Longoria, President of OM.

While the club is going to return to the Champions League next season, Pablo Longoria and Mehdi Benatia have already started to reshape the Marseille rewind. The young English international hope CJ Egan-Riley arrived with this in mind. Cornelius could be the first defender to leave the fold after Luiz Felipe, whose contract will end.

An affordable price for Cornelius

It remains to be seen what compensation Derek Cornelius could relate to Olympique de Marseille. According to information from RMC Sport, management is ready to open the door to it for an amount between 5 and 6 million euros.

A more than affordable price for the Canadian international, who should find an outing door quickly. Cornelius is currently with his Canada selection to compete in the Gold Cup.

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Manu Tournoux

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