OM will make a mad transfer window! The big announcement
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By: Manu Tournoux
Supporters of theOlympique de Marseille are not at the end of their surprises. If the Adrien Rabiot file has fueled all the debates for more than a week, the Marseille club has multiplied the tracks in the last hours of the transfer window.
Thursday, as part of the drawing of the Champions League, Pablo Longoria suggested that the end of this summer window would be particularly lively.
Ambitious on the market, the president of OM does not osculate the difficult economic context. “You must all work to find stability for the medium and long term in terms of domestic TV rights. In the short term, the situation is disturbing. French clubs participating in European competitions have national rights lower than those of Portuguese for example, which have 3 million more than us … ”
“I am not talking about the English, the Spanish, the Italians or the Germans. It is very disturbing to be competitive at the economical and even sporty level. We must help the development of the League channel. It is necessary that everyone focuses on the development of the French audiovisual ecosystem. Because for the moment, we leave with a very important handicap in the backpack. “, concluded Longoria.
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