Football Club de Marseille invites you to follow the information around OM’s competitors. (PSG, Rennes, LOSC, Nice, Lyon…) Moussa Dembélé left Lyon free last summer and does not have good memories of the management of the club, to say the least.
In an interview with FootMercato, Moussa Dembélé did not mince his words regarding the management of Lyon, Arrogance, lack of respect, incompetence, the attacker was cash. “My last season at Lyon was complicated. I had started well despite the obstacles put in the way by management. I admit that I should and could have done better. But that wasn’t the case. I am lucid and objective about my services. (…) The environment there is unhealthy, not conducive to development. I left just like Malo (Gusto), Castello (Lukeba) and Bradley (Barcola), who also did well to leave to progress, be in a better dynamic for their development and earn more money. Like Lucas Paqueta or Bruno Guimarães were right to leave. »
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Moussa Dembélé: “the leaders of OL are all incompetent and arrogant”. The attacker settles scores in particular with Bruno Cheyrou, who was “disrespectful”, and Vincent Ponsot, who he said lied. Interview to read on @footmercato https://t.co/lVJu7iw3tk
— Dahbia Hattabi (@DahbiaHattabi) September 29, 2023
Bruno Cheyrou made a fool of himself
“Bruno Cheyrou (former head of the recruitment unit, editor’s note) and his interview to say that the players are active, it was a big lack of respect. I don’t know where he thought he was that day, maybe on a slave ship or on a cotton field where people are objects or numbers. I am not an asset, I am a human being! You have to respect people. The players are assets and therefore the supporters are what? Consumers? His speech is very dangerous and disrespectful. In the locker room, we all took it as an affront and a lack of respect. And he thought he was smart to come and say either they (the players under contract until 2023, editor’s note) extend, or they leave. In the end, no one extended and no one left. He made a fool of himself. There is a way of talking about people and doing things. »
The truth is that they all messed up in the management of the club and it has been going on for years
“Vincent Ponsot, too, was disrespectful. In February he did an interview saying he had received offers and I refused to leave. But he’s lying. If he received offers and didn’t tell my agent about them then that’s professional misconduct on his part, not mine. I was in negotiations with several clubs in January 2023. If we negotiate with a club, it means we agree to leave, right?! At the time he said that, it was when the supporters had taken a dislike to Houssem (Aouar) and the others. We were barely playing at that time. I admit that our performances were not great but the level of hatred was disproportionate. When Vincent Ponsot does his interview, he knows very well what he is doing. He adds fuel to the fire and stirs up even more hatred among the supporters and at the same time exonerates himself to give himself a good image, like “it’s not me, go hit them. They are the bad ones.” His sneaky intervention made everyday life unbearable. There were repeated insults, people came to our house to insult us and so on. The last few months were terrible. Vincent Ponsot has a large share of responsibility since he heated up the supporters. He knew very well what he was doing. I had sensed his sneaky game since the summer of 2022 when he sent his journalist friends to say that I was choosing money by wanting to go free. It’s a lot of communication and calculations to manipulate people. The truth is that they all messed up in the management of the club and it has been going on for years. When you look closely, these people are never really criticized because they have their friends in the media or on TV sets who will never give them bad press. »
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