Maupay and Moumbagna: towards a major overhaul in attack for OM?

According to the latest news from Foot Mercato, Neal Maupay is no longer part of Roberto De Zerbi's plans. Yes, you read it right: the striker who arrived last summer as a backup for Wahi might already pack his bags. Honestly, who would have bet on this after his good start to the season?

A reshuffled hierarchy since Gouiri's arrival

Let's not lie, the emergence of Amine Gouiri this winter changed everything. Maupay, who had taken advantage of Wahi's ups and downs to get some playing time, quickly found himself relegated to the bench. Match after match, his minutes dwindled away... And now, with the imminent arrival of Aubameyang, the competition is going to be even tougher. Do you really think Maupay still has a place with us? Tell us what you think in the comments!

Moumbagna also on his way out?

That's not all. Faris Moumbagna, who stayed in Marseille while the rest of the team went for a training camp in the Netherlands, is also under the coach's scrutiny. His non-selection is clearly a message from De Zerbi. Here too, it seems there's a desire to clean house and clarify the hierarchy. Moumbagna, for or against a departure? It's a topic for discussion at the counter, isn't it?

What are the risks and benefits for OM?

Honestly, guys, there's a mix of pros and cons. Reducing the wage bill and opening up to new attacking profiles is logical. But be careful not to downsize too much: in case of injury or a run of matches, we could quickly lack depth. And then, Maupay and Moumbagna, even if inconsistent, occasionally brought that little spark off the bench... From a financial perspective, we shouldn't expect big checks given their recent months, but it's always helpful for reinvesting elsewhere. What do you think of this strategy? Should we go for it or keep some experience?

The floor is yours, supporters!

So, is this the right solution for our OM? Are we taking a real risk by parting with Maupay and Moumbagna, or is it a logical step to aim higher in Europe? We await your opinions and heated debates in the comments, friends! Come on OM!