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The OM management has taken a radical decision regarding its Congolese defender, Chancel Mbemba.
We will not see Chancel Mbemba in the OM jersey again. That is now a certainty. The Marseille club has just suspended its Congolese full-back. A forced separation should follow in the coming days.
The former Porto player is said to have irritated the management with his internal behaviour and that is why he was asked to find a new club.
Given his qualities and his experience, Mbemba should not lack for offers. He has already received an interesting one. OGC Nice’s regional rivals are looking to sign him, according to what Foot Mercato reports.
Mbemba asks for more money
Marseille is ready to do business with its southern neighbor. But the interested party is hesitant to take the plunge. Not that the Nice project doesn’t interest him, but he is simply waiting for a better financial offer before giving his approval.
If he heads to Nice, Mbemba will find one of his teammates in Marseille there. Jonathan Clauss recently joined the Gym. He too was in conflict before the Olympian management.
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