Mercato – OM: Longoria validates unlikely return to Marseille

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Mercato – OM: Longoria validates unlikely return to Marseille

Published on January 20, 2024 at 3:00 pm

The winter transfer window has entered its home stretch and will close its doors on the evening of January 31. For the moment kept under investigation in the Said Benrahma file, Pablo Longoria has recognized the return of two former OM players for the good of the reserves. Enough to please Qasim Abdallah, one of the lucky two.

l’Om Especially active in the winter transfer window. Jeans Onana And Ulysses Garcia has officially joined the workforce Gennaro Gattuso. for no Faris Maumbagna, everything will be done already. At the same time, the president Pablo Longoria Files continue and especially for the recruitment of the left side, but not only.

Om failed for Benrahma!

Indeed, no winter project Pablo Longoria Included at the transfer market level said Bannerhama (28 years old). For attacking midfielders and wingers West Haml’Om An offer was rejected by hammer Assigned by the coach David Moyes. “It is true that Marseille offered a loan. (Bristol City) I didn’t know about it until after the match. As far as I know, the offer was rejected. We probably need to sell to bring in other players. If so, we might be in a selling mood rather than lending.” TV series Bannerhama Olympique de Marseille risk staying alive until the end of the transfer window.

Abdallah returns to OM for the reserves with Sparagna

While waiting to know the outcome of the Said Benrahma case in Marseille, Pablo Longoria has approved various compensations to OM. This also belongs to Qasim Abdallah in another case. After playing for Olympique de Marseille between 2012 and 2014, the Comorian international may have received the green light from OM for his return, but will play in the reserve team. He is not alone. Stefan Sparagna, who was thrown into the deep end by Marcelo Bielsa, left OM in 2017. Like Abdallah, defender Olympique de Marseille will strengthen the ranks of the reserve team.

“If I want to go and do something high, I give myself the right to believe in it.”

For La Provence, Stéphane Sparagna recently shared his intentions with OM. “The aim is to maintain a reserve and later, if I want to go ahead and do something higher, I give myself the right to believe in it. Football goes up and down very quickly. I’ve experienced everything in my career, so I’m going to give it my all, seriously, like I always have, and then we’ll see what happens. Coming back to OM is still exceptional. If someone had told me at the start of the season, I wouldn’t have believed it.”