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It was one of the priorities of Roberto de Zerbi in this winter transfer window: strengthening the rear of OM and in particular the flanks; The Marseillais being limited in terms of pistons and trade laterals. After getting their hands on a central defender in the person of Luiz Felipe and debauched in Rennes the striker Amine Gouiri, the Olympian management found his happiness.
Capable of evolving in the two corridors, to lock them or project themselves, Amar dedic is expected this Sunday in the Marseille city in order to satisfy the traditional medical examination. The Bosnian side of RB Salzburg, 22, was the subject of an agreement between the two clubs concerned this Saturday.
According to various sources and in particular the Italian Fabrizio Romano, the deal relates to a paid loan encrypted at 1.5 million euros – all flanked by a purchase option at 10 million euros which will become compulsory if the young International is playing more than 50% of the matches to come by June.
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