The rumor machine is running at full speed regarding the sale of Olympique de Marseille. However, one thing is certain, it is that Thibaud Vezirian has trouble convincing that his screenplay is serious.
The visit of the Saudi crown prince and the still delayed announcement of the signing of a coach at Olympique de Marseille fueled during the weekend the theory of a transfer of the club by Frank McCourt. For months and now for years, supporters of Thibaud Vézirian and his opponents have been inveighing against each other on social networks. And inevitably, the more time passes, the more the latter are mocked and the former annoyed to be the target of those who say that one day or another the American businessman will end up selling OM and that it will be easy to say: I was right. “In the meantime, it is a photo that has made noise in recent days. During a Five tournament, we see Zinedine Zidane with Rolland Courbis and the boss of a sports media, himself a former ephemeral leader of PSG. Obviously all this is supposed to confirm that Zizou will become the coach of Marseille once the Saudis have quickly bought the club.
OM sale, nerves are on edge
But of course !! This picture says it all…. https://t.co/WA90isCzLo
— Gilbert Brisbois (@gilbertbrisbois) June 16, 2023
However, an OM supporter annoyed by these incessant rumors questioned Gilbert Brisbois via social networks, in particular on this photo. And the boss of After Foot to be ironic before hitting the pile directly. ” But of course !! This image says it all… Of course! I know everything, but I say nothing like any good journalist, mischievously launched the RMC journalist, to whom it was then proposed to invite Thibaud Vézirian during After Foot to talk about the supposed sale of OM. Impossible, it would not be serious. Obviously, this has angered some TV supporters, annoyed that we can question his work in this case. And conversely, it made those laugh who think that all this makes no sense and that the passing months confirm it. Another day at work in the long history of selling Olympique de Marseille.
