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Olympique de Marseille is approaching the coming years with great ambition.
Second behind PSG, theMarseille Olympics intends to restore its image this season. The arrival of Roberto De Zerbi has generated a wave of enthusiasm among the club’s supporters. Fabrizio Ravanelli, an OM figure who has returned to the fold, has not hidden his ambition.
“OM must represent the city, the supporters, OM is warmth, love, a religion, launched the Italian in the columns of La Provence. We have to show that every day, it has to make the big players want to come. You only have to look at our coach, he chose Marseille when he had the possibility of going to other big clubs. Because OM brings emotions, as he was able to see when he entered the Vélodrome with Brighton.
“Winning by the way we play”
A player for the house between 1997 and 2000, Ravanelli knows the Marseille context perfectly. “The arrival of Qatar in Paris has complicated things, we don’t have the same budget. But we have to win through our way of playing, through our training center, our infrastructure, by making all the young Marseillais who play in the street or their neighborhood want to become OM players.”
“For PSG, it’s easier to win but we have other possibilities. If we continue to work hard, with this mentality, we will build something important for the near future,” concluded the former Italian goleador.
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