Under pressure from his club, Jonathan Kloss did not appreciate having his behavior publicly called into question. He knows he is expected, and he focuses on OM.
With 24 hours to go until the transfer window closes, Jonathan Kloss wants to focus on Olympique de Marseille, despite being under pressure since Monday evening. The French international has no intention of leaving, he wants stability. Furthermore, OM did not receive an offer commensurate with the player’s value, and the Marseille club does not intend to sell him.
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In addition to the criticism of his performance, which has clearly been less than good over the past two months, Klaus apparently had a hard time with the fact that his behavior was being made public, and accused of being financial.
Klaus got his knee checked out
According to some reports from the Commandery, the former Lensois – who, having stopped for a few moments when leaving the Commandery to greet supporters – has tried not to show anything in recent hours, which has taken care since Sunday. This knee pain has caused a lot of discussion.
Klaus has undergone tests, the diagnosis of which can prove the cause for both parties. He had a very mild trauma to his knee. He feared it would be more serious, and chose to say pause as a precaution. The club believes he could have easily kept his place despite the pain like other players. And OM was annoyed by his fragility, in a context where the Olympian club recently had some complaints against him, mainly linked to his attitude, as explained by RMC Sport on Tuesday.
Kloss knows his performance will be closely watched
The player’s squad does not want to make waves, but when necessary, he has taken it upon himself to give his version and defend those who have been very important in Klaus’ career.
While OM have inquired about Rennais Lorenz Essignon and former Lille player Zeke Celik, the French international knows his performances in the upcoming matches will be closely followed. The trend is this Wednesday that he lives in Marseille. But the fact that OM is not letting go of the idea of recruiting for the right-back position, and that the transfer market in Turkey closes on February 9 (Galatasaray will follow the Clause situation) are all elements that keep the pressure around. Jonathan Close.
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