Locker-room whispers, injuries, vibes from La Commanderie.
International break before the storm: ten Olympiens scattered across Europe, Africa, and the Americas. Back on Friday, OM already need to beat Lorient at the Vélodrome.
Forced off against South Korea, Timothy Weah gave OM a scare. But it’s nothing serious: the new signing should be back quickly.
Liverpool face a fiery Champions League trip to Marseille on January 21, and Ibrahima Konaté knows exactly what awaits them: the Vélodrome at full roar, a stadium he still remembers from 2018.
McCourt and Longoria want to reshuffle the LFP board. With Lens, they dream of an alternative majority to force Labrune out. The Marseille rebellion is underway.
Subbed off injured against South Korea, Timothy Weah raises concern. No official diagnosis yet, but OM are on edge ahead of a brutal run of fixtures.
Ousmane Dembélé injured: a massive setback for PSG before Le Classique. At the Vélodrome, OM dream of exploiting the absence of the Parisian firecracker.
Thomas Tuchel leaves Mason Greenwood out for England. The Marseille forward is considering Jamaica but is focusing on Marseille first.
Once allies, now rebels: McCourt and Longoria break with Labrune and the LFP. A brutal turn that speaks volumes about the future of French football.
Frank McCourt and Joseph Oughourlian sound the alarm: the LFP has failed, abandoned the clubs. Reform or collapse? French football is trembling.
After three years away from the Champions League, OM return with a bang: nearly 4,000 Marseille fans are set to pack the Bernabéu on September 16 for the clash with Real Madrid.