Olympique de Marseille is at a crossroads. Qualified for the next Champions League, OM must however deal with the threat of financial fair play. As we know, the deficit of the Marseille club worries and crystallizes the attention of UEFA. At the antipodes therefore of a club which will be able to maneuver as it sees fit during the next transfer window. But the Marseille management knows this only too well, it will have to meet the requirements of its coach André Villas-Boas.
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The latter did not hesitate to distill a few messages to his employer concerning the next season. Clearly, the Portuguese technician does not hide the financial problems that darken the Marseille sky. But Villas-Boas does not wish to be part of the Champions League next season. OM sports director Andoni Zubizaretta will have to combine malice and pragmatism to find the rare pearls capable of bringing real added value to the workforce.
OM seduced by Lee Kang-In
Recently, the highest levels of Olympians became interested in the Jimmy Cabot case. At the end of the contract with Lorient, the attacking midfielder has already expressed his wishes elsewhere. His profile would retain several supporters internally. But Zubizaretta would also look towards Spain and more particularly Valencia CF. According to information from The team, the dolphin of PSG this season would have activated the track leading to Lee Kang-In (19 years old).
This young Korean midfielder, who has played eighteen games this season in all competitions combined with the Spanish team, is linked to the club che until June 2022. A profile which has an undeniable margin of progression. André Villas-Boas could therefore include the person concerned in a rotation of his group. Olympique de Marseille would consider a loan to attract Lee Kang-In into its nets. A purchase option to be incorporated into the deal would not be excluded for the Marseille management. But OM would not be alone in this file since OGC Nice would carefully follow the situation of the Korean nugget valued at 15 million euros. The big maneuvers started on the Canebière!
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