OM: Balerdi reacts to the terrible failure of the attackers

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By: Manu Tournoux

OM: Balerdi reacts to the terrible failure of the attackers

On the eve of Strasbourg-OM, scheduled for Saturday evening, Leonardo Balerdi was invited to a press conference.

Emran Soglo scored as many goals as Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang this season in Ligue 1. The statistics are enough to pose the offensive problem encountered so far by OM.

“Aubam” participated in the Olympians’ eleven matches in the Championship, including nine starts, and was content with just one goal.

Soglo therefore also scored once (in Metz, 2-2 – 2nd day) but in 68 minutes of play spread over two matches.

The medal, so to speak, goes to IsmaĂŻla Sarr (3 goals). Vitinha follows him with two achievements. A copy that is far too insufficient for an OM team, just like the fourteenth attack in Ligue 1 before the 13th day. Only 12 goals scored. Leonardo Balerdi was questioned on the subject.

“ The best way to help attackers is by being 100% in trainingt, replied the OM central defender at a press conference on Friday, quoted by Provence. We know that attackers work in series, and when they are in a good series, they can even score! We hope that they will start a good series again. »

Manu Tournoux

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