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Olympique de Marseille was one of the most active clubs during the winter transfer window.
By focusing on the services of the Algerian international Ismaël Bennacer during the winter transfer window.Olympique de Marseille sent a clear message to the competition: it will be necessary to count on this Marseille club in the race in second place this season.
Because Bennacer is not the only weight reinforcement in the Marseille ranks. A few days earlier, Pablo Longoria had completed the arrival of striker Amine Gouiri. A recruit that is not unanimous in the OM environment, however.
OM: expected gouiri on regularity
Renowned for its technical quality, Bennacer's teammate in the Algeria team is also struggling to be regular over time. It is on this last point that he will be expected, as explained by Mehdi Benatia with great transparency in the team.
“” We discussed it with Amine before he arrived and I took him the day after his signature in the office for half an hour to talk only to that. With the talent you have, I will not be able to tolerate a good match then another way, and accept the limits you put. »» The message was obviously received since Gouiri delivered 3 assists during his first 2 appearances in the Marseille jersey.
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