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Victim of a fractured kneecap at the end of 2023, Valentin Rongier was unable to play until the end of the season. Returning to the group last summer, he logically lost his status a little and has played very little until now. The midfielder is looking to find his place again and he is reportedly well on his way. His former teammate Valère Germain sees him establishing himself in Roberto De Zerbi's squad.
Since the start of the season, Valentin Rongier only started twice before Sunday night's match against Monaco. The 29-year-old midfielder saw a lot of competition coming into midfield last summer and obviously he has fewer opportunities to win. But his convincing performance against Lens could work in its favor. The former captain could end up finding his armband againABOUT.
“He’s an essential player”
Present at theABOUT since 2019, Valentin Rongier has gained experience and built a reputation as a reliable player over the years. He has often done a lot of good for the Marseille city club and his qualities could still be of use to the club.ABOUT if he manages to make a bigger comeback. “He is coming back well and OM has every interest in giving him back the credit he had before. I don't choose him because I know him well and we're friends, but frankly, he's an essential player in a team.” analyse Valère Germain before the match against Monaco in the columns of The Team.
Rongier to take his place?
Captain of theABOUT before his fracture last year, Valentin Rongier saw that the squad has changed a lot in recent months. Despite everything, with his recent efforts, he could end up convincing Roberto DeZerbi to continue to trust him. “He is very intelligent, he reads the game well, always fits into spaces perfectly. He deserves to come back into the spotlight and not just because he scored in Lens (3-1) last week” continues his former teammate.
