Olympique de Marseille is once again preparing for a particularly eventful summer on the transfer front. As usual since his arrival at the sky and white, Pablo Longoria should indeed take advantage of the transfer window to reshape the Olympian workforce.
And the transfer window promises to be all the more agitated as despite the qualification for the Champions League, OM must prepare to lose some of its best assets. This is notably worth for Luis Henrique, announced leaving for Inter Milan. And the beautiful season of the Brazilian – seven goals, eight assists in Ligue 1 – should allow the Marseille club to carry out a great financial operation.
OM would indeed claim no less than 30 million euros. And if Inter Milan for the moment refuses to go beyond 25 million, discussions could quickly succeed, the Nerazzuri counting on him for the Club World Cup.
OM ready to let go Leonardo Balerdi for 50M €?
And another important departure is mentioned, that of Leonardo Balerdi. The Marseille captain has taken a new dimension for two seasons and arouse many lusts, especially on the side of AS Rome, ready to put the price to convince the om of loose his player.
According to the account at the minute OM, a sum of 50 million euros could do the trick. In which case, the Argentinian central defender would become the best -selling player in OM history. A status for the time being held by Michy Batshuayi, sold for € 39 million in Chelsea in 2016. Something to surpass the € 38.5 million recovered from the sale of Didier Drogba in 2004.
