This weekend, Olympique de Marseille gained valuable points by winning 3-1 against Lens. This victory boosts the confidence of the team, led by Roberto De Zerbi, and comes at a time when the club is going through internal turbulence.
On Monday, La Provence reported that the Marseille club had made the decision to part ways with Marc Otero. Otero previously held the position of technical director responsible for training. This separation comes after recent tensions between him and OM.
The layoff of Marc Otero was decided following a meeting with the club's councils. Although this decision has not yet been officially made public, OM leaders did not take long to find a successor.
It is Lassad Hasni, nicknamed “Titou”, who is expected to take over the reins left vacant by Otero. At 53, Hasni seems to be the preferred choice by Pablo Longoria and his teams to ensure continuity.
The new technical management hopes to stabilize the training and bring a new dynamic within the club. Supporters are impatiently awaiting the formalization of this appointment.
This change is part of a series of internal readjustments aimed at strengthening the structure of the club and optimizing performance on the pitch.
