OM‍: Longoria won’t leave Tudor a penny

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By: Manu Tournoux

OM‍: Longoria won't leave Tudor a penny

As anticipated in recent days, Igor Tudor will no longer be the coach of Olympique de Marseille next season. The Croatian coach has decided to leave the Marseille club. A choice confirmed by President Pablo Longoria who clearly specified the conditions of his departure.

Eleven months after Jorge Sampaoli, it’s Igor Tudor’s turn to plant Olympique de Marseille. The Marseille coach has indeed announced his departure to the press on Thursday. ” I made the decision to leave for private and professional reasonsexplained the Croatian. I don’t have an agreement with another club. I learned a lot. I left the club in better condition than when I arrived. If the technician clarified that it was a personal choice, we did not know until then the conditions of his departure.

Is it a simple resignation or an amicable breach of contract? The second case involves an agreement between the two parties, and the need for the Marseille club to compensate its coach under contract until 2024. But according to the speech of President Pablo Longoria, Olympique de Marseille will have nothing to pay. ” We want to communicate that we have accepted and respected our coach’s wish not to continue the adventure with us next season. “Reacted the Spaniard.

Tudor did resign

” Above all, I would like, personally and on behalf of the club, including all the leaders, to thank Igor for the good work he has done with great respectcontinued the leader. We’ve had a lot of discussions lately, as you know, to really analyze how the season went, but above all to analyze what’s next. He made his decision but we, as a club, would like to thank him for his work and the values ​​he brought to the squad and to the club. For his part, Pablo Longoria had recently confided his desire to continue with Igor Tudor.

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