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Very active on the transfer market, theMarseille Olympic also knows how to close the floodgates. This is the message that the Marseille club wanted to send this week.
The soap opera at the start of the year concerned one of the oldest players in the squad, Valentin Rongier. Highly appreciated by Jorge Sampaoli, who made him a centerpiece during his time in the south of France, the OM midfielder would be one of the priorities of Stade Rennais for this winter.
OM has decided!
If Rongier experienced a contrasting first part of the season, with a return from injury which led to a necessary acclimatization period to regain his best level, the former Nantais player was able to gain the trust of his coach Roberto De Zerbi.
The latter was very clear about his midfielder: a departure this winter is not on the agenda. “Rennes will have to find another player, Rongier will not move. »
It’s said.
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