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He fears a disaster for OM!
Published on March 12, 2023 at 03:15
While the verdict in the Pape Gueye case should be delivered soon, OM risk a recruitment ban. A situation that would be very worrying given the fact that several players are simply on loan and should therefore leave. Jérémy Attali-Pietri therefore believes that it would be really problematic if Pbalo Longoria had his hands tied in the transfer window.
The hearing before the Court of Arbitration for Sport for the transfer of Pope Gueye opens this Wednesday. And theABOUT might well be punished. Indeed, during the summer of 2020, the Senegalese international is committed to Marseille at the end of his contract in Le Havre, when he had already signed Watford. The player denies, but the English club has decided to take the case to court. And Jeremy Attali Pietrialthough confident, recalls that a recruitment ban would have enormous consequences for theABOUT.
“The verdict should take place in three months, it seems”
« The verdict should take place in three months, it seems. What is good with this case is that it had pushed Longoria to make very active transfer windows. There was a time when it was not clear when a possible sanction might fall. There we got out of that, I think water to flow under the bridges. I think that if the deliberation drags on so much it means that there will be nothing “, assures the deputy editor actu.fr Marseilleguest of Marseille Football Clubbefore continuing.
“If we can’t recruit this summer, that worries me a little”
« Afterwards, if we can’t recruit this summer, that worries me a little. There are players who are on loan who will leave. But also players who are at the end of the line with OM. So if you can’t renew your squad, I’ll be worried. One of Longoria’s victories is to inject a lot of new blood, so that there is a kind of electroshock. If you no longer have this “Longoria Touch” which gives you 4/5 new owners each year, I can be a little worried. There are players, it seems to me, who are purring a bit at the moment and I don’t think keeping them another year is great. “, adds Jérémy Attali-Pietri.
