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Journalist
Passionate about sport, cinema and television (on screen and behind) since his childhood, Bernard has been a journalist for 10 Sport since 2018. More skilled with the keyboard in hand than with the ball on his feet, he decides to mainly cover a beloved sport, criticized and hated at the same time (football) and a sport that is not one (wrestling).
Olympique de Marseille once again experienced big changes during the summer transfer window, with twelve arrivals and several departures. Pushed towards the exit, Chancel Mbemba, not used by Roberto De Zerbi, did not find a buyer and remains a point of tension. Stade Rennais has inquired about his situation, while the defender hopes for a transfer in January to relaunch his career.
During the offseason, the squad of Marseille Olympic has been transformed with the arrival of twelve new players and the departures of several elements, like Samuel Gigot, Jordan Veretout or even Paul Lopez. But all the unwanted » did not find a buyer in the transfer window. Chancel Mbemba remained in the Marseille city but was not used by Roberto De Zerbi. The relationship between the player and the club is explosive, including two layoffs.
Rennes inquires about Mbemba
A situation which did not leave the Stade Rennais if we believe The Team. Training led by Jorge Sampaoli would indeed have inquired about Chancel Mbembawithout going any further. This is not the first time that Breton leaders have opened this file, already under study during the summer.
“I hope to leave in January”
Chancel Mbemba is engaged with loon until 2025 and hopes to take advantage of the winter transfer window to end his Marseille adventure. “ Me, I work. When the club thinks of me, glory to God. When the club doesn't think of me, life goes onhe said recently on Canal+ Africa. But we are not going to lower our heads, we are going to stay focused and continue to work […] I have a contract with Marseille. I hope to (leave) in January, whenever God wants. But when God doesn't decide… It's humans. Humans are complicated, everyone looks out for their own interests. But the most important thing is to do our job to satisfy everyone. »
