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A member of Thierry Henry’s selection is currently of interest to the board of Olympique de Marseille.
The Olympic football tournament is an opportunity to see several stars of tomorrow at work. This is what the leaders of Olympique de Marseille are doing in particular. And they don’t just watch.
According to Le Parisien, the decision-makers at the Olympians have taken the trouble to contact a French international hopeful. Kiliann Sildillia, who played in the Bleuets’ match against the United States on Wednesday evening, is of serious interest to the Phocéens.
Marseille has an alternative to Atal
Mehdi Benatia and Pablo Longoria, the two strong men of Marseille, have already been able to speak with the player. And an official offer has been sent to Freiburg, the German club where the 22-year-old right-back plays.
Sildillia has never played in France. He left his country in 2020 after completing his training at FC Metz. In Germany, he was able to discover the professional world and today he has a total of 59 matches in the Bundesliga. He would be an alternative to Youcef Atal, whose recruitment could not come to fruition.
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