Olympique de Marseille sinks slowly but surely in a small crisis. While the Roberto de Zerbi team had a comfortable mattress a few weeks ago in second position in the Ligue 1 ranking a few weeks ago, the situation has not been the same since Saturday evening. Beaten on the ground of a Stade de Reims yet drifting in the championship (3-1, 27th day), the Phocaeans chained a third lift in League 1. If all the sectors have sinned against the Rémois, the defense was pointed out.
In the wake of the spanking received by the Marseillais, Pierre Ménès delivered his biting analysis on the show proposed by the troops of Roberto de Zerbi. And he notably mentioned the case of a lofter.
“Behind when (Leonardo) Balerdi comes out, it is the Fair of the Absolute Throne. And I remind all of the purpose of Marseille for all purposes that Marseille sends 280,000 euros per month to (Chancel) Mbemba not to give anything, which also seems to me a little suicidal given the situation of the club. »»
The Congolese international was signified by OM management at the start of the season that he was no longer welcome. However, the solid defender was a framework last year. However, this case does not explain the global failure of Marseille, especially yesterday in Champagne. Pierre Ménès went around the situation on his channel YouTube.
OM prisoner of a “tactical shackles”
“It is a terrible defeat for Marseille, first because it is still the fourth in five games. And above all, it is a team that has no fighting spirit. It seems that (Mason) Greenwood returned two days before the others. Frankly it was not seen. (Amine) Gouiri has regained his Rennes level. (Neal) Maupay is like a pain in pain. »» The observer has not forgotten the Marseille coach when talking about a team “Who has no imagination, no creativity, no risk -taking and who is almost trapped in the tactical shackles set up by De Zerbi, who does not correspond to the qualities of his players”.
Marseille is now third and is now found under the threat of Nice, Strasbourg and perhaps Lille if the Dogues win Sunday evening against Lens. The Champions League which seemed promised to the Phocaeans is no longer at all with certainty.
