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Chancel Mbemba’s private image is said to be far removed from the one he presents in public.
The chances of seeing Chancel Mbemba again in the colours of Olympique de Marseille are now extremely slim. The Congolese international (DR) is seriously starting to annoy his leaders and should soon be sanctioned for having disrespected Ali Zarrak, Medhi Benatia’s right-hand man, according to The Team.
Left out of the professional group, the number 99 Olympian should have taken part in a match with the reserve team against Villefranche, scheduled for Friday. ” I’m warning you cousin, next week I won’t be coming to your shitty match where there’s a four-hour drive to do.”he would have allowed himself to launch at Zarrak, last week, at the Commanderie.
Mbemba should have watched his language
These remarks obviously did not please the recipient and are the reason for the sanction that the former FC Porto player should receive. ” If he is released, Mbemba can go and negotiate elsewhere with more room to maneuver.”the Marseille club informed the sports daily.
Chancel Mbemba has reportedly already refused several offers deemed satisfactory by OM’s management. In particular, proposals that would have allowed him to double his salary. Pablo Longoria and Mehdi Benatia are said to be quite irritated by this behavior that is slowing down their transfer window.
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