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Former French international Eric Di Meco questions the choice of Olympique de Marseille to place Jonathan Clauss on the transfer list.
Olympique de Marseille created a surprise a few hours before the end of the winter transfer window. Marseille management announced that it was ready to sell Jonathan Clauss. The reason given is the attitude of the right side, who no longer lives up to the club’s expectations.
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This decision aroused the incomprehension of the former Marseillais Eric Di Meco. The latter believes that if OM wants to put Clauss under pressure, they must do it in private and not in public.
“Given his status and the importance he has on the field, he is less good, you want to put pressure on him, you do not make a public outing in the press,” judged the winner of the League of Nations. champions 93. It’s even counterproductive to selling it, compared to the message you send to other clubs. If they do that, it’s because they want to sell. And if you want to sell one of your best players, or even your best, in any case the only French international at OM, what does that mean? »
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