On all fronts since the start of the transfer window, Pablo Longoria has done everything to strengthen OM’s workforce, but not only. By bringing in Marco Otero as director of the training center, Longoria wishes to rely on young people even if it means signing them very young and supporting them in post-training. According to L’Equipe, OM would have a priority option on two young Senegalese players.
OM and Senegal are often linked. A lot of Senegalese have passed through the club and performed there, such as Mamadou Niang, Souleymane Diawara or of course the illustrious former president of OM Pape Diouf. Diambars has been a privileged partner of OM since the signing of a three-year agreement at the end of 2019 and of which Bamba Dieng represents the first player to wear the Olympian jersey, which has been a great success. Olympique de Marseille has already sent two coaches there, one in training, the other in post-training to speed up certain things, to manage the development of the players. In addition, the team explains that OM have a priority option on two talents from the Senegalese club. The name of defender Mikael Ngor Faye has already been mentioned several times…
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Guest of the FCM two years ago, Charles Kaboré, former OM player and Burkinabé international, declared that the Marseille club must recruit in Africa. “There is a lot of talent in Africa. OM is very well supported there. For me it was a pride, an honor to be in this club. It always follows me. I follow the club from afar. I encourage what leaders are doing. They had a good idea to associate with Africa. There is a lot of talent. We must explore and bring these young people who can bring to the team. OM can spend less by bringing them in. I was talking about this to the president. I hope they will have good players with talent.” Charles Kabore – Source: Marseille Football Club
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