He’s struggling after his transfer to OM, that’s normal!

Very active this summer, OM notably carried out a transfer which ignited the Canebière. Indeed, the Marseille club went to seek out Iliman Ndiaye from Sheffield United. The Senegalese then made his return to Marseille, he who had spent time with OM during his youth. Ndiaye has never hidden his love for the Olympian club and this greatly pleased the supporters. Enough to add additional pressure to Iliman Ndiaye who is not having the best start to the season. But that wasn’t necessarily a surprise…

Having completely redone its attack line this summer, loon recruited Indian education. A transfer that caused a lot of talk Marseille given the Senegalese’s attachment to the Marseille city. Enough to add additional pressure to the player Gennaro Gattusowho has however struggled since his arrival atABOUT. But being a prophet in your country is never easy. Knowing this situation on the Canebière, Kassim Abdullah spoke out on the situation of I’m going.

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“We expect a lot, sometimes too much, from the players”

Former player of theOM, Kassim Abdullah, a native of Marseille, knows very well what it means to play for the Marseille club with the pressure of representing the colors of his city of birth. WhatIndian education is currently crossing, the Comorian has been there before him. Thus, in remarks made to The teamthe former of theABOUT has explained : ” OM is a popular club where we expect a lot, sometimes too much, from the players. Whether you are a kid or not, if you are not good, you will very quickly suffer the same criticism as anyone else. ».

“In Marseille, it takes two, even three seasons for recruits to shine”

So what is the solution for Indian education ? In the eyes of Kassim Abdullah, it is only a question of time, but the duration can vary enormously. “ He must be allowed to adapt without unnecessary pressure. In Marseille, it takes two, even three seasons for recruits to shine, except for (Franck) Ribéry and (Didier) Drogba perhaps », he added following his intervention for the sports daily.