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It's done ! Amine Gouiri will indeed be an OM player in the second part of the season. The Marseille club formalized the signing of the 34 -year -old Algerian international this Friday evening. The player will be linked to the residents of the Vélodrome stadium until June 2029.
“Olympique de Marseille is pleased to announce the signing of Amine Gouiri from Stade Rennais FC. 24 -year -old Algerian international, the striker signed up with the Olympian club after the success of his medical examination ”wrote OM in a press release.
Brassier makes the opposite path
After annoying negotiations, Stade Rennais and Olympique de Marseille agreed on a dry transfer in the amount of 19 million euros, plus 3 million bonuses, according to RMC Sport. The former Lyonnais could make his debut in his new colors this Sunday, on the occasion of the Olympico against his training club, OL.
A few minutes before the formalization of Amine Gouiri's arrival, OM announced the departure of Lilian Brassier to Rennes. This is a loan with a purchase obligation of 12 million euros, reports RMC Sport. The 25 -year -old defender, in great difficulty in the south, had revealed himself last season with Brest and will try to relaunch himself in his training club.
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