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Good afternoon sports fans, I hope you’re well, looking after yourselves and are in good health. We need to talk about football and to be more specific Olympique Marseille.

Nine-time French champions Marseille are making serious strides in this current market, but it’s arguably been done somewhat under the radar.

Marcelino’s side have made some very good signings, let’s make no mistake about it. Atletico pair Ronan Lodi and Geoffrey Kondogbia have been signed.

On top of that, the French side have signed Pierre Emerick Aubameyang and IIliman Ndiaye who were at Chelsea and Sheffield United respectively.

Last but not least, the signing of Ismaila Sarr is another example to show that the 1993 Champions League winners mean business domestically.

Not since that great side, have Olympique Marseille had a side that can be really competitive. Monaco, Lyon and currently PSG have jumped the queue somewhat, in being the top sides in France.

Backed by American Frank McCourt, the Billioaire has backed former Valencia coach Marcelino with some very eye catching signings.

Fierce rivals Paris Saint Germain who are now managed by Marcelino’s compatriot Louis Enrique, have been a bit quiet in terms of incoming and have made more news in terms of outgoings.

With that in mind, the main rivals would be PSG to Marseille.

Revisit this article come the end of the season, but I am adamant there will be a real challenge from Olympique Marseille for Paris Saint Germain’s Ligue 1 title.

After the failed TV deal, French football appeared to be on it’s knees and on the brink of disaster, but Marseile, Nice and of course PSG have been able to benefit from owners with deep pockets.

Other clubs in the French league will have to rely on their fantastic ability to spot talent, pay a cheap price and then sell for a premium.

For fans as passionate as Marseille’s, they have waited for a l

Good afternoon sports fans, I hope you’re well, looking after yourselves and are in good health. We need to talk about football and to be more specific Olympique Marseille.

Nine-time French champions Marseille are making serious strides in this current market, but it’s arguably been done somewhat under the radar.

Marcelino’s side has made some very good signings, let’s make no mistake about it. Atletico pair Ronan Lodi and Geoffrey Kondogbia have been signed.

On top of that, the French side have signed Pierre Emerick Aubameyang and IIliman Ndiaye who were at Chelsea and Sheffield United respectively.

Last but not least, the signing of Ismaila Sarr is another example to show that the 1993 Champions League winners mean business domestically.

Not since that great side, have Olympique Marseille had a side that can be competitive. Monaco, Lyon and currently PSG have jumped the queue somewhat, in being the top sides in France.

Backed by American Frank McCourt, the Billionaire has backed former Valencia coach Marcelino with some very eye-catching signings.

Fierce rivals Paris Saint Germain who are now managed by Marcelino’s compatriot Louis Enrique, have been a bit quiet in terms of incoming and have made more news in terms of outgoings.

With that in mind, the main rivals would be PSG to Marseille.
Revisit this article come the end of the season, but I am adamant there will be a real challenge from Olympique Marseille for Paris Saint Germain’s Ligue 1 title.

After the failed TV deal, French football appeared to be on its knees and on the brink of disaster, but Marseille, Nice and of course, PSG have been able to benefit from owners with deep pockets.

Other clubs in the French league will have to rely on their fantastic ability to spot talent, pay a cheap price and then sell for a premium.

For fans as passionate as Marseille’s, they have waited for a long time to have a team with such talent.

There have been what turned out to be false dawns, the times when Jorge Sampaoli and Andre Villas-Boas were managers.

This squad rebuild started it can be argued when they opted to let club captain and legend Dimitri Payet leave the club on a free transfer.
Talk about being bold. That’s very bold.

ong time to have a team with such talent.

There have been what turned out to be false dawns, the times when Jorge Sampaoli and Andre Villas-Boas were managers.

This squad rebuild started it can be argued when they opted to let club captain and legend Dimitri Payet to leave the club on a free transfer.

Talk about being bold. That’s very bold.

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