Mercato: OM changes its mind for this flop

Mercato: OM changes its mind for this flop
Mercato: OM changes its mind for this flop

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Mercato: OM changes its mind for this flop

Published on June 21, 2024 at 11:30 a.m.

One year and then gone? Iliman Ndiaye, an OM fan since his childhood, was living a waking dream last summer when he set foot on Marseille soil. When he was 11, he was part of the academy, before flying to England and turning professional there. But he could return across the Channel, OM were willing to let him go to Everton in the event of a good offer.

As every summer since taking up the post of Pablo Longoria in February 2021, the OM transfer window will be lively. Marseille’s eighth place, synonymous with non-qualification for the European Cup will do a lot of damage to the club’s finances. Pablo Longoria knows this and will be ready to sell any player with a tempting offer. Indian education, who has failed to perform this season, scoring only three goals in Ligue 1 in thirty appearances, could pay the price.

Ndiaye refuses Everton’s advances

In spring 2023 and this winter, The team reveals that Iliman I’m going had been approached by the English club d’Everton. Twice, the Senegalese striker opposed leaving, preferring to defend the colors of his favorite club. Despite its meager statistics, I’m going always thought he was going to join OM

OM ready to accept a big offer for Ndiaye

But for Indian education, the economic reality of loon could put an end to his dream. Faced with repeated attacks of Everton, OM had never been tempted by a sale. But the need for liquidity in the Marseille coffers could change everything. According to The team, loon would listen to the offer d’Everton et Indian education would have understood it. He would then be tempted to leave the club to join another project in Premier League. OM is expecting around €20M, the sum paid last summer to secure the services of the Senegalese striker.

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