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While a large part of Marseille supporters are angry because of their club’s chaotic season, the coach is still counting on their support for the next match against Monaco.
Saturday, at 9 p.m., Olympique de Marseille will host AS Monaco for the 19th day of Ligue 1. The opportunity for the Marseille club to redeem themselves after the elimination in the round of 16 of the Coupe de France by Stade Rennais.
“Saturday, I call for help from the Vélodrome, launched Gennaro Gattuso this Thursday at a press conference. If we have to be whistled, let us be, but in the 95th minute. I hope the stadium will push us throughout the match. » In the event of a victory, OM could put themselves back in the race for the podium. “We are seventh, Monaco have five more points so we can come back to within two points of them. The ranking is tight, we must not give up. Even if things go badly against Monaco, there are still a lot of matches, a lot of direct confrontations”wanted to remind the 46-year-old Italian technician.
Gennaro Gattuso: “I ask the supporters to support us on Saturday. If they want to whistle at us, let them do it in the 95th minute! (…) We have to be positive, we are not down 2-0, We start at 0-0! I am convinced that we will have a great match!”#TeamOM 🔵⚪️ pic.twitter.com/QycxF3HarA
— #TeamOM Officiel (@TeamOM_Officiel) January 25, 2024
Gennaro Gattuso also took the opportunity to talk about the winter transfer window. “We have three recruits at the moment, including a player who is still at the CAN. I am a coach and not an accountant or banker. If another player arrives, so much the better. Otherwise, I would do my job regardless of the workforce,” underlined the former midfielder, before giving way to president Pablo Longoria, who came to present Ulisses Garcia.
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