Payet’s response to the banner displayed outside his home

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By: Manu Tournoux

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Dimitri Payet officially left Olympique de Marseille and the fans paid tribute to him.

Payet at OM, it’s over. And the attacking midfielder was treated to a nice gesture from the supporters. In front of his house, a banner was deployed, an initiative well received by the Reunionese.

Little used by Igor Tudor last season, the attacking midfielder did not have the opportunity to show his talent to the new coach Marcelino. But if the coaches no longer trust him, the fans have not forgotten him. Via a post on Instagram, Payet unveiled a banner deployed in front of his home. This contained the basic message “Marseillais à vie”, but was modified to “Marseillais Payet Vie”. With a bonus number “10”.

“If you knew how much I love you”

“You are sick. If you knew how much I love you. Thank you for all this love. Thank you to the people of Marseille, ”wrote the former Hammer rn as a response,

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A post shared by Dimitri Payet (@payetdimitri27)

As a reminder, Payet has indicated that there has been talk of organizing “a jubilee that will be held here at the Vélodrome with the people who mattered to me. » The tricolor player also made known his intention to return to OM: “We also made progress on post-career and on joining the club at the end of my career. My end of career will be marked by my return here. »

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