Like every weekend, FCM offers you the OM transfer window news and rumors of the week. On the program this Saturday: The impossible dream of Di Meco, Harit on the departure? The bitterness of Veretout…
Mercato OM: This possible De Zerbi holder leaving in January?
The summer transfer window was still very active, now that Roberto De Zerbi has a solid group, the next transfer windows promise to be less active. However, the Team explains that a departure in January of Amine Harit is planned for OM…
After two good first matches, Amine Harit seems to have lost track of his game. The newspaper l’Equipe, which devotes an article to the playmakers of the squad, explains that internally, “we are rather happy to be able to count on him because Carboni and Koné have been injured too often to embody viable solutions. Harit was one in August, when his transfer was pending, and he was involved in the five goals scored in Brest (5-1, August 17), notably providing two assists. » If the Moroccan international gets along well with Greenwood and he can establish himself in this role, nothing is guaranteed regarding his future. the sports daily even specifying that “His departure in January is not taboo at the club. »
Harit not selected next January?
At a press conference, Roberto De Zerbi delivered the 3 other solutions to play without Harihe does not mention the possibility of refocusing Mason Greenwood. “Harit started the season well. In Strasbourg he had more difficulty. I am satisfied with its performance. Kone and Carboni can also play in this position or with 2 attackers.”
Koné, Carboni or switch to two attackers
OM Market: Di Meco’s impossible exposure!
Eric Di Meco does not understand how Roberto De Zerbi can shoot himself in the foot by doing without the services of Chancel Mbemba. But the management of the Olympian club and the defender are in conflict and a return is impossible…
After the defeat in Strasbourg, Eric Di Meco would like to see the return of Chancellor Mbemba in the group: “Sunday evening, I had pain in my Mbemba. De Zerbi explains to us that Hojbjerg has already played in central defense at Tottenham and that for him two left-handed central defenders, Cornelius and Kondogbia, it is not possible. But how can OM shoot themselves in the foot by having a guy like Mbemba who watches the match at home and who has always been there? (…) Even if he is no longer the Mbemba of the years in Porto who went at 2,000 an hour, he always did the job. He could have been of service. We want to part with him, the story is over, they want to sell him, but they haven’t sold him. Instead of making an experimental defense, I would have liked to see him on the ground”.
But how can OM shoot themselves in the foot by having a guy like Mbemba — Di Meco
Wishful thinking because the divorce is complete between OM and the defender who will be free next June.
Recently laid off by managementABOUT, Chancellor Mbemba don’t plan to let it happen. According to La Provence, the central defender wishes to take legal action to resolve this conflict. The Congolese international did not want to have an MRI following a knee injury, he would even like to choose the doctors himself, as authorized by his contract. Mbemba was summoned to a preliminary interview which could lead to a fine or even dismissal.
Mbemba laid off!
Conflicts between the management of theABOUT et Chancellor Mbemba have been multiplying for several months. Removed from the group and pushed towards the exit during the marketthe central defender intends to see his contract through to the end. In the meantime, he poses some problems for the stewards. This time it is with the medical staff, indicates the newspaper l’Equipe. He did not appear twice for medical examinations, including an MRI, despite repeated requests from the Olympian staff. Despite a bruised knee that he has been carrying since Mars, and which he should have treated. Absences which aggravate an already tense climate between the two parties. The defender could be fired after a second interview.
The sports daily indicates this Saturday that the Chancellor Mbemba was laid off pending an interview prior to dismissal. The end of the soap opera and the Olympian adventure of the former Porto defender therefore seems close.
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Mercato OM: Veretout reveals (with bitterness) behind the scenes of his departure to Lyon
Jordan Veretout left Olympique de Marseille this summer to join Lyon in the last days of the transfer window. The former Olympian midfielder returned to the reasons for his departure.
During an interview carried out by Canal + for the Canal Football Club, Jordan Veretout spoke of his departure fromMarseille Olympic to finally join Lyon in the last days of the transfer window after being excluded from the group by the leaders of the Marseille club throughout the summer preparation.
» My summer? I’m going on vacation, I’m very happy, I’m enjoying it with the children because these are very busy seasons. And then, a few days before the resumption, Medhi Benatia calls me and says: ‘Jordan, the coach has a different philosophy and you no longer fit into the project.’ I replied: ‘OK, no problem, now we have to find a solution.’ I still gave a lot, I never cheated, I was good enough, maybe not for everyone, but among the people I speak with, some found it a little unfair. I didn’t understand in the end, I respected them, I left with reservations. Now, I think the best thing would have been, with a little more class, to be part of the group knowing that I have to leave. I would have understood and it would have been easier for everyone,” declared Jordan Veretout
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