FCM invites you to follow the transfer window of Olympique de Marseille’s competitors (LOSC, Stade Rennais, Lyon, AS Monaco, OGC Nice, etc.). On the Nice side, the departure of Christophe Galtier for PSG seems to be becoming clearer and a coach who knows the club well could make his return…
Selon FootMercato, “OGC Nice no longer wants Christophe Galtier and is already preparing the next step. The 55-year-old technician will in all likelihood have to find a new club. His departure is independent of any interest of PSG. » With this in mind, INEOS and Chairman Jean-Pierre Rivère are talking to Lucien Favre. The Swiss technician had trained Nice for two seasons between 2016 and 2018, he would agree in principle. According to RMC, Lucien Favre was part of a list just like Marco Rose who will not continue his adventure in Dortmund, and Vincent Kompany.
It remains to be seen whether Christophe Galtier will commit to PSG, he would be Campos’ choice, but the management would still like to convince a certain Zinedine Zidane…
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It would be hard for Marseille to take if Zidane signed for PSG – Nicolas Filhol
In an interview Zidane has already said that he does not refrain from coaching PSG so I think that for him it would not be treachery. On the other hand, for the Marseillais I think it will be hard to take. Zidane has an image of Marseille, even if he has never played for OM and he has not been to the training center. He won the World Cup with this label of player born in Marseille, he also always claimed to be a supporter of OM. It has that label today. I think that for the people of Marseille and the supporters of OM, he is an idol, he is a reference in the world of football, he has an international aura, he is a guy who is one of the great players of the history of this sport. So obviously this guy has made people proud to say he is from Marseille and to see him go to Paris to train PSG, I think it annoys Marseille supporters to speak politely. Nicolas Filho – Source: Marseille Foot Debate (06/13/2022)
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