Olympique de Marseille is particularly active on the transfer market this summer, multiplying movements in both directions. After having formalized the arrivals of Angel Gomes, CJ Egan-Riley and Facundo Medina, the Phocaean club continues to work on several files, including that of the Brazilian winger Igor Peaceão, still in negotiations. Unless there is a turnaround, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang should also make a comeback in the Olympian jersey. The Gabonese striker, returning from a parenthesis in Saudi Arabia, is expected in the coming days to strengthen the attacking sector.
But if the arrivals are linked, OM must also sell to rebalance its workforce and lighten its payroll. Several players are invited to find a way out, and discussions are intensifying to facilitate certain departures. In this context, Pol Lirola, still in the Marseille workforce, draws the attention of several clubs to Italy and Spain. The Marseille club hopes to complete a few sales after those of Quentin Merlin and Valentin Rongier in Rennes or Luis Henrique in Inter Milan, in the coming weeks to continue his transfer window with ambition and balance.
Italy is active in Lirola
According to our information, Pol Lirola, estimated around 5/6 million euros, appears on the shelves of several Italian clubs as the last stretch of the summer transfer window approaches. The promoted Pisa, looking for reinforcements for his right corridor, is particularly interested in the Spanish side. Other series A, such as Genoa, Udinese and Parma, also checked its name. In parallel, Liga clubs – whose identity has not filtered – also closely monitors its situation. The former Sassuolo and Fiorentina player remains a credible target for several stables in search of an experienced and versatile profile.
Always well side in Serie A, Pol Lirola benefits in particular from the Italian network of Roberto de Zerbi, Pablo Longoria, Mehdi Benatia or Giovanni Rossi, who maintain close links with the Transalpin market, also evidenced by the Ismaël Koné file to Sassuolo. Information has been taken in recent days with Olympique de Marseille, where the 27 -year -old Spanish player is still under contract until June 2026. If nothing is yet acted, discussions continue and the Italian track remains more than ever open for a departure in the coming weeks.
