Marseille veut frapper fort niveau attaque 

Avec le départ de Luis Henrique à l’Inter Milan pour 25 millions d’euros, l’Olympique de Marseille se lance dans une course effrénée pour recruter un ailier gauche de premier plan. 

Selon La Provence, Pablo Longoria et Mehdi Benatia veulent « frapper un grand coup » à ce poste clé pour assurer la compétitivité de l’équipe. Le Brésilien, auteur de 9 buts et 10 passes décisives cette saison, laisse un vide important dans le dispositif de Roberto De Zerbi.

À la recherche du successeur idéal

Parmi les pistes, Noa Lang du PSV Eindhoven semblait en bonne position, mais il va finalement rejoindre Naples pour 25 millions d’euros, ce qui pousse l’OM à se tourner vers d’autres options. Johan Bakayoko, également au PSV, fait partie des alternatives, mais l’intérêt du club marseillais reste modéré. L’OM semble donc garder plusieurs cartes en main, sans dévoiler toutes ses intentions pour le moment.

L’effectif phocéen restera stable par ailleurs, avec Mason Greenwood jugé intransférable et Amine Gouiri confirmé.

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