2024-11-13 21:30:00
Recruited to complete the hinge, Lilian Brassier finds himself under fire from critics, especially after his disastrous performance against AJ Auxerre on Friday evening. The former Brest defender displays a feverishness that we didn’t know he had. The pressure put on his shoulders by Roberto de Zerbi certainly has something to do with it.
If some recruits have managed to adapt to Roberto de Zerbi’s demands, others need more time to get to grips with the Italian technician’s directives. This is the case of Lilian Brassier, which is struggling to regain its best level seen during the last exercise. Since the start of the season, the 25-year-old French defender, loaned with an option to buy to OM, has stood out above all for his incredible excitement on the pitch. His big mistake on Friday night led to the team’s first goal.‘AJ Auxerre.
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De Zerbi receives warning
Present at Marseille during the match, Mathieu Grégoire was struck by the nervousness of Brassier. « I see a guy who is scared, he is nervous. At one point, he made a very good ball against PSG, he wanted to please his coach, because he was super demanding of him. But it must not become counterproductive » declared the journalist of The Team during a live organized by Youss TV.
“From Zerbi to Brassier in the crosshairs”
Journalist for RMC, Florent Germain is of the same opinion. According to him, brassiere wants to do too well under the orders of By Zerbi. “He believes that Brassier, when he has the ball, does not play fast enough. De Zerbi is so detail-oriented that every time Brassier took a ball, he went crazy. We feel that De Zerbi has Brassier in his crosshairs and Brassier senses that » he blurted out on the set of BFM Marseille.
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**Interview with Sports Analyst, Emma Lacoste**
**And Marciano:** Welcome, Emma! Today, we’re diving into the recent challenges faced by Lilian Brassier following his performance for OM against AJ Auxerre. What are your thoughts on his current situation?
**Emma Lacoste:** Thank you for having me, And. Lilian Brassier has certainly been under a lot of scrutiny lately. It’s not uncommon for players to struggle when transitioning to a new environment, especially under the pressure of a manager like Roberto de Zerbi. The expectations are high, and in a high-pressure situation like a match, mistakes can be amplified.
**AM:** He had a rough outing in that game against Auxerre. Can you break down what went wrong for him on the pitch?
**EL:** Certainly. Brassier’s anxiousness showed during the game, particularly with his critical error that led to Auxerre’s first goal. It seems he’s still adjusting to de Zerbi’s tactical approach, which can be quite demanding. When you couple that with a lack of confidence, even simple decisions become more difficult to execute effectively.
**AM:** You mentioned the transition period. What strategies do you think could help him regain his form?
**EL:** I believe focusing on incremental improvements in training could be key for Brassier. Building his confidence through simpler plays and getting him comfortable with the tactics will be crucial. Additionally, having strong communication with the coaching staff and fellow defenders can alleviate some of the pressure he’s feeling.
**AM:** Many fans are concerned about the impact this could have on OM’s season. Should they be worried about Brassier’s performance affecting team morale?
**EL:** While one player’s performance can affect the team dynamics, it’s important to remember that football is a collective effort. If Brassier can rally through this tough patch with support from teammates and coaching, he could turn things around. However, consistent performance is vital, and the more he struggles, the more it could weigh on the team’s morale.
**AM:** Thank you for your insights, Emma. It sounds like this could be a turning point for Brassier, both personally and for OM.
**EL:** Absolutely, And. It will be interesting to see how both Brassier and the team respond in the coming matches.
