Marcelino has decided to leave Olympique de Marseille. His departure risks reshuffling the cards. Some will be happy, others disappointed.
After the crazy day of Tuesday when several French media announced that Marcelino had said goodbye to his players in training and submitted his resignation to the Olympian management, the future of the Spanish technician is sealed. Under fire from criticism after the elimination during the third preliminary round of the Champions League, or even the style of play of his team, the Iberian coach leaves theABOUT only two months after his arrival. Pablo Longoria and his acolytes, if they are still here since their future is uncertain (the Spanish press indicates that the Marseille president will resign), will have to find a successor to the former Valencia coach capable of leading this project. Several tracks already existed after the departure of Igor Tudor at the end of last season. Some of them could be reactivated. Marcelino’s departureannounced this Wednesday morning in Spain and confirmed in a communiqué of the OM, will therefore fold the cards. This will make both happy and disappointed.
Ounahi, a new beginning
Little used at the start of the season, Azzedine Ounahi will surely not regret, a priori, the loss of the 58-year-old coach. The Moroccan international was not placed in the best conditions to exploit his full potential. Used as a left midfielder during the first three official matches, the 23-year-old then disappeared from sight, having therefore not played for more than a month (August 15 against Panathinaikos). Recently, rumors have circulated concerning a departure from the Olympian midfielder this winter.
The former SCO player will probably have his say in the coming weeks. Leonardo Balerdi could also benefit from the departure of Marcelino. Starting last August 9 against Panathinaikos, he was then suspended against Reims before returning to the eleven on August 18 against Metz (2-2). The Argentina international subsequently took his place on the bench at the expense of the duo Snake-Gigot. Starting against Toulouse, he left after 54 minutes, affected.
READ ALSO: Crisis at OM – Courbis: “We cannot blame the supporters for not knowing what a good coach is”
The attackers less euphoric?
The central hinge could be modified with the arrival of a new coach. This will depend on the game system since OM has until now played in a 4-4-2, which will undoubtedly impact the Marseille attack. Amine Harit (6 appearances including 5 as a substitute) will have a say in trying to find a place in the starting lineup. Associated in attack in recent matches, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang et Vitinha would be forced to no longer play together if the future Olympian coach opts for another system with a single tip. port Ndiayeout of the eleven during the last match, also played up front.
There will inevitably be happy and disappointed people and that will not suit the recruits, who were particularly attracted by Marcelino’s game plan.
Marcelino has decided to leave Olympique de Marseille. His departure risks reshuffling the cards. Some will be happy, others disappointed.
After the crazy day of Tuesday when several French media announced that Marcelino had said goodbye to his players in training and submitted his resignation to the Olympian management, the future of the Spanish technician is sealed. Under fire from criticism after the elimination during the third preliminary round of the Champions League, or even the style of play of his team, the Iberian coach leaves theABOUT only two months after his arrival. Pablo Longoria and his acolytes, if they are still here since their future is uncertain (the Spanish press indicates that the Marseille president will resign), will have to find a successor to the former Valencia coach capable of leading this project. Several tracks already existed after the departure of Igor Tudor at the end of last season. Some of them could be reactivated. Marcelino’s departureannounced this Wednesday morning in Spain and confirmed in a communiqué of the OM, will therefore fold the cards. This will make both happy and disappointed.
Ounahi, a new beginning
Little used at the start of the season, Azzedine Ounahi will surely not regret, a priori, the loss of the 58-year-old coach. The Moroccan international was not placed in the best conditions to exploit his full potential. Used as a left midfielder during the first three official matches, the 23-year-old then disappeared from sight, having therefore not played for more than a month (August 15 against Panathinaikos). Recently, rumors have circulated concerning a departure from the Olympian midfielder this winter.
The former SCO player will probably have his say in the coming weeks. Leonardo Balerdi could also benefit from the departure of Marcelino. Starting last August 9 against Panathinaikos, he was then suspended against Reims before returning to the eleven on August 18 against Metz (2-2). The Argentina international subsequently took his place on the bench at the expense of the duo Snake-Gigot. Starting against Toulouse, he left after 54 minutes, affected.
READ ALSO: Crisis at OM – Courbis: “We cannot blame the supporters for not knowing what a good coach is”
The attackers less euphoric?
The central hinge could be modified with the arrival of a new coach. This will depend on the game system since OM has until now played in a 4-4-2, which will undoubtedly impact the Marseille attack. Amine Harit (6 appearances including 5 as a substitute) will have a say in trying to find a place in the starting lineup. Associated in attack in recent matches, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang et Vitinha would be forced to no longer play together if the future Olympian coach opts for another system with a single tip. port Ndiayeout of the eleven during the last match, also played up front.
There will inevitably be happy and disappointed people and that will not suit the recruits, who were particularly attracted by Marcelino’s game plan.
Marcelino has decided to leave Olympique de Marseille. His departure risks reshuffling the cards. Some will be happy, others disappointed.
After the crazy day of Tuesday when several French media announced that Marcelino had said goodbye to his players in training and submitted his resignation to the Olympian management, the future of the Spanish technician is sealed. Under fire from criticism after the elimination during the third preliminary round of the Champions League, or even the style of play of his team, the Iberian coach leaves theABOUT only two months after his arrival. Pablo Longoria and his acolytes, if they are still here since their future is uncertain (the Spanish press indicates that the Marseille president will resign), will have to find a successor to the former Valencia coach capable of leading this project. Several tracks already existed after the departure of Igor Tudor at the end of last season. Some of them could be reactivated. Marcelino’s departureannounced this Wednesday morning in Spain and confirmed in a communiqué of the OM, will therefore fold the cards. This will make both happy and disappointed.
Ounahi, a new beginning
Little used at the start of the season, Azzedine Ounahi will surely not regret, a priori, the loss of the 58-year-old coach. The Moroccan international was not placed in the best conditions to exploit his full potential. Used as a left midfielder during the first three official matches, the 23-year-old then disappeared from sight, having therefore not played for more than a month (August 15 against Panathinaikos). Recently, rumors have circulated concerning a departure from the Olympian midfielder this winter.
The former SCO player will probably have his say in the coming weeks. Leonardo Balerdi could also benefit from the departure of Marcelino. Starting last August 9 against Panathinaikos, he was then suspended against Reims before returning to the eleven on August 18 against Metz (2-2). The Argentina international subsequently took his place on the bench at the expense of the duo Snake-Gigot. Starting against Toulouse, he left after 54 minutes, affected.
READ ALSO: Crisis at OM – Courbis: “We cannot blame the supporters for not knowing what a good coach is”
The attackers less euphoric?
The central hinge could be modified with the arrival of a new coach. This will depend on the game system since OM has until now played in a 4-4-2, which will undoubtedly impact the Marseille attack. Amine Harit (6 appearances including 5 as a substitute) will have a say in trying to find a place in the starting lineup. Associated in attack in recent matches, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang et Vitinha would be forced to no longer play together if the future Olympian coach opts for another system with a single tip. port Ndiayeout of the eleven during the last match, also played up front.
There will inevitably be happy and disappointed people and that will not suit the recruits, who were particularly attracted by Marcelino’s game plan.
Marcelino has decided to leave Olympique de Marseille. His departure risks reshuffling the cards. Some will be happy, others disappointed.
After the crazy day of Tuesday when several French media announced that Marcelino had said goodbye to his players in training and submitted his resignation to the Olympian management, the future of the Spanish technician is sealed. Under fire from criticism after the elimination during the third preliminary round of the Champions League, or even the style of play of his team, the Iberian coach leaves theABOUT only two months after his arrival. Pablo Longoria and his acolytes, if they are still here since their future is uncertain (the Spanish press indicates that the Marseille president will resign), will have to find a successor to the former Valencia coach capable of leading this project. Several tracks already existed after the departure of Igor Tudor at the end of last season. Some of them could be reactivated. Marcelino’s departureannounced this Wednesday morning in Spain and confirmed in a communiqué of the OM, will therefore fold the cards. This will make both happy and disappointed.
Ounahi, a new beginning
Little used at the start of the season, Azzedine Ounahi will surely not regret, a priori, the loss of the 58-year-old coach. The Moroccan international was not placed in the best conditions to exploit his full potential. Used as a left midfielder during the first three official matches, the 23-year-old then disappeared from sight, having therefore not played for more than a month (August 15 against Panathinaikos). Recently, rumors have circulated concerning a departure from the Olympian midfielder this winter.
The former SCO player will probably have his say in the coming weeks. Leonardo Balerdi could also benefit from the departure of Marcelino. Starting last August 9 against Panathinaikos, he was then suspended against Reims before returning to the eleven on August 18 against Metz (2-2). The Argentina international subsequently took his place on the bench at the expense of the duo Snake-Gigot. Starting against Toulouse, he left after 54 minutes, affected.
READ ALSO: Crisis at OM – Courbis: “We cannot blame the supporters for not knowing what a good coach is”
The attackers less euphoric?
The central hinge could be modified with the arrival of a new coach. This will depend on the game system since OM has until now played in a 4-4-2, which will undoubtedly impact the Marseille attack. Amine Harit (6 appearances including 5 as a substitute) will have a say in trying to find a place in the starting lineup. Associated in attack in recent matches, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang et Vitinha would be forced to no longer play together if the future Olympian coach opts for another system with a single tip. port Ndiayeout of the eleven during the last match, also played up front.
There will inevitably be happy and disappointed people and that will not suit the recruits, who were particularly attracted by Marcelino’s game plan.
Marcelino has decided to leave Olympique de Marseille. His departure risks reshuffling the cards. Some will be happy, others disappointed.
After the crazy day of Tuesday when several French media announced that Marcelino had said goodbye to his players in training and submitted his resignation to the Olympian management, the future of the Spanish technician is sealed. Under fire from criticism after the elimination during the third preliminary round of the Champions League, or even the style of play of his team, the Iberian coach leaves theABOUT only two months after his arrival. Pablo Longoria and his acolytes, if they are still here since their future is uncertain (the Spanish press indicates that the Marseille president will resign), will have to find a successor to the former Valencia coach capable of leading this project. Several tracks already existed after the departure of Igor Tudor at the end of last season. Some of them could be reactivated. Marcelino’s departureannounced this Wednesday morning in Spain and confirmed in a communiqué of the OM, will therefore fold the cards. This will make both happy and disappointed.
Ounahi, a new beginning
Little used at the start of the season, Azzedine Ounahi will surely not regret, a priori, the loss of the 58-year-old coach. The Moroccan international was not placed in the best conditions to exploit his full potential. Used as a left midfielder during the first three official matches, the 23-year-old then disappeared from sight, having therefore not played for more than a month (August 15 against Panathinaikos). Recently, rumors have circulated concerning a departure from the Olympian midfielder this winter.
The former SCO player will probably have his say in the coming weeks. Leonardo Balerdi could also benefit from the departure of Marcelino. Starting last August 9 against Panathinaikos, he was then suspended against Reims before returning to the eleven on August 18 against Metz (2-2). The Argentina international subsequently took his place on the bench at the expense of the duo Snake-Gigot. Starting against Toulouse, he left after 54 minutes, affected.
READ ALSO: Crisis at OM – Courbis: “We cannot blame the supporters for not knowing what a good coach is”
The attackers less euphoric?
The central hinge could be modified with the arrival of a new coach. This will depend on the game system since OM has until now played in a 4-4-2, which will undoubtedly impact the Marseille attack. Amine Harit (6 appearances including 5 as a substitute) will have a say in trying to find a place in the starting lineup. Associated in attack in recent matches, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang et Vitinha would be forced to no longer play together if the future Olympian coach opts for another system with a single tip. port Ndiayeout of the eleven during the last match, also played up front.
There will inevitably be happy and disappointed people and that will not suit the recruits, who were particularly attracted by Marcelino’s game plan.
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