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The Gabonese striker did not mince his words after the draw conceded by Olympique de Marseille against Shakhtar Donetsk (2-2).
Olympique de Marseille may have regrets. Although the Ciel et Blanc led twice, with a second goal scored in the 89th minute, they ultimately had to settle for a draw (2-2).
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, who had shown the way by opening the scoring on the hour mark, scoring his sixth goal of the season in the Europa League, had a bad time at the end of the match, letting out a resounding rant to his teammates.
“It’s like a virus. To remove it, you necessarily have to have awareness, realize that what you are doing is not enough. You have to, and excuse me for the term, get off your ass, he said. Everyone is aware that we can do ten times better. When we really play our football, we know how to make the difference. I’m not targeting anyone in particular. I speak as a group, as a team. Me first. At some point, you have to say things and move forward. I remain positive, I am not saying that we should throw the season out the window. But I think we have to be frank, say things and move forward. »
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