Supported by funds from the Middle East and a Franco-Tunisian businessman, Mourad Boudjellal is carrying out an ambitious project to buy Olympique de Marseille. But the question remains: even if he succeeded, will the former chairman of the RCT really be able to make big expenses or will he run up against the rules of UEFA’s financial fair play? The manager has obviously already looked into the matter and given the steps he intends to follow to increase revenues.
“This is the biggest challenge in this club. Creating additional income. How do we not get there today, in a club that has such an image, with a stadium of this size, with potential? Or it’s me who’s completely to the west. I feel like I have to bend down to pick up, “said Boudjellal for Le Phocéen. marketing, ticketing, partnership, infatuation. We have the impression that often, apart from a few clubs of course, we have TV rights, we say that it’s good, we have TV rights, guaranteed, no, a real club must generate a very strong craze which generates very strong parallel revenues. “
And with his experience from rugby and the use of connoisseurs of OM, like Louis Acariès, the leader believes he has the weapons necessary to achieve this.
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