Like OM, Nice is doing well at the moment and it is a good part of its attack which is targeted by Pablo Longoria in the event of movement during this transfer window.
The current good form does not calm the ambition of Olympique de Marseille for this season. And that means a transfer window that is still very active to strengthen Roberto De Zerbi’s training. The Italian coach wants two more reinforcements in defense, but he could have very good news in the event of the departure of players with reduced playing time. Thus, the pro-Marseille journalist Adam Manseur gives his information on the raid that OM is planning to carry out in the camp of OGC’s neighbor Nice.
In attack, if Elye Wahi were to leave Provence due to his very disappointing first game, Pablo Longoria would then pull out all the stops to recover Evann Guessand. It’s not a big surprise as the Ivorian striker has been going strong in recent weeks, with nine goals already this season. And this confirms the rumor that was already circulating around the Old Port throughout this weekend. If he had managed to stand out in Nantes, he is unplayable at the moment and contributes greatly to the very good form of Nice, who can even dream of the podium. However, its current success also makes it much more expensive. And with his contract until June 2028, Guessand will not be available for less than 20 million euros.
The Nice attack makes OM salivate
Another possibility, but still at OGC Nice. OM would like to get rid of Amine Harit, in whom De Zerbi does not trust. If the Franco-Moroccan leaves, then a promising recruit would be tempted by the Aiglons. The idea will be to bring in Badredine Bouanani, a great hope who played in the French youth team, but has since opted for Algeria. The native of Lille, who has just turned 20, is more of a right winger than an attacking midfielder, but above all he remains a great promise in Ligue 1, valued at 6 million euros.
In any case, these are two proofs that OM will not weaken this winter, even in the event of the departure of players who are not satisfactory. For its part, neighboring Nice, which is gaining momentum this winter, will have to hang on to keep two of its players whose popularity is skyrocketing.
