???? Ligue 1 – The list of absentees grows at ASSE before OM

This Friday noon, Olivier Dall'Oglio appeared at a pre-match press conference to discuss the reception of Olympique de Marseille, Sunday at 8:45 p.m. at the end of the 14th day of the French Ligue 1 Championship.

The AS Saint-Étienne technician carried out the traditional update on his squad. A workforce cut off for many weeksAnthony Briançon et Thomas Monconduitwhose feedback is still awaited. I'm Old is on the sidelines for several more months. Mickaël Nadévictim of an external sprain of the lateral ligament of the right knee in Lyon, is convalescing. Moreover, Yvann Maçon is not expected to return to competition before the end of January due to residual debris found in his recently operated knee. Finally, Augustine Boakye was injured before the match against Rennes. The winger is in any case suspended for the Marseille reception, as well as Matthew Cafaro.

The news is not good with new packages announced, starting with that of Ibrahima Wadji for whom the stations of the cross continue as well as an operation which went well for Yvann Maçon: “We have a list that has grown a little longer. There was a problem this week with Ibrahima Wadji who was injured in training. He will not be in the group. It's a pain behind the knee which appeared in training yesterday, we are waiting for the exams to find out more. Augustine Boakye is still injured, suspension for him and Mathieu Cafaro. There is also a problem with Aïmen Moueffek, who took. a very big crutch during the match in Rennes and who will not be in the group to face Marseille Yvann Maçon was operated on yesterday during the day, it was quite quick, it went very well. He will be absent for one. a little while but I hope with a brand new knee, it was just a cleaning Mickaël Nadé is still in continuity but we will have to wait a while We have the return of Anthony Briançon partially. training, “It's going well. As far as Thomas Monconduit is concerned, it will take more time. He's starting to take part in group training.”