The transfer window has barely ended when European clubs are already focused on the next one. This is particularly the case for OM, who are carefully observing the performances of Reda Belahyane at Hellas Verona.
This summer, the leaders of Olympique de Marseille were very active in the transfer window. Roberto De Zerbi’s squad has been overhauled from floor to ceiling, or almost. The midfield has notably undergone numerous changes with the signings of Valentin Carboni, Ismaël Koné, Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg and Adrien Rabiot. In this sector of the game, the Paul Pogba rumor has been making noise for several days, but the OM staff is keeping its feet on the ground and continuing its important scouting work to unearth gems at a lower cost to complement the players. more experienced.
In recent weeks, the Olympian board has been paying close attention to the performances of Reda Belahyane, who joined Hellas Verona from OGC Nice last January for only 500,000 euros. An indisputable starter within the Serie A club, the 20-year-old Moroccan midfielder does not leave the leaders of Olympique de Marseille indifferent, as revealed by Gazzetta dello Sport in today’s edition. Reda Belahyane is unanimous in Verona, and his performances have caught the eye of several major European clubs. Marseille therefore, but not only since the newspaper with the pink pages also reveals that Chelsea is interested.
OM are very interested in Reda Belahyane
Emissaries from OM and the Blues have also been seen in the stands of Marcantonio-Bentegodi in recent weeks to observe Moroccan talent, under contract with Hellas Verona until 2028. It is still too early to say that Marseille will launch an offensive in the coming weeks to recruit him, but Belahyane is a player monitored by Pablo Longoria, Mehdi Benatia and the scouts of the Olympian club. They want to continue to bring experience and leadership to the team with players like Rabiot or Hojbjerg, but know that it is also important to be present in the high-potential youth market and continue to put their efforts into scouting, as evidenced by this track.
