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Olympique de Marseille still wishes to recruit during the winter transfer window and aims Amine Gouiri. An option that is not understood by everyone.
Always looking for the replacement for Elye Wahi, Olympique de Marseille is working on several tracks. One of them leads on the side of Stade Rennais, and more particularly Amine Gouiri. Pablo Longoria and Medhi Benatia have already presented their project to the player who is interested. But some observers have a doubt about the choice of the Rennes striker.
Invited to comment on the Marseille interest in the Algerian international international of twenty-four, Giovanni Castladi was circumspect this Thursday on the channel Thursday on the channel Thursday The team : ” Amine Gouiri sometimes has good periods, but he is a player who is below what he can produce. Now I do not understand the position of Olympique de Marseille. Gouiri is a player who has talent, but he is not someone affirmed. »»
Two OM offers refused
And Carine Galli's former companion to continue:
“It's still a bet. They already had the gadin with Elye Wahi and they were lucky, he has a coast and they sold him to Frankfurt. But there, Gouiri, you are not sure that he will perform right away and they need an attacker. »»
Marseille has already made two offers in Rennes according to the sports media, both refused. The latest was eighteen million euros, plus three bonuses with a percentage to resale. It remains to be seen if the Marseille management will increase its proposal a third time.
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