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Amine Gouiri should not be the last Marseille recruit by Tuesday evening. If OM is not necessarily known to be the most active club in winter, the Marseille management continues to dig several tracks to readjust its workforce, particularly in defense and in the midfield where two players are hoped (we can quote Fagioli , despite big competition). There was Luiz Felipe, the Italian international who arrived free after the termination of his contract in Al-Ittihad, but his arrival rather responds to a desire to bring a wind of experience to this team.
Under the combined effect of the departure of Lilian Brassier – who left for Rennes after the breakdown of his loan in Marseille this Friday – and very disparate states of the defenders of the workforce, other tracks are therefore under study. According to our information, one of them leads to Aaron Anselmino, the promising defender of Chelsea. Marseille does not forbid anything, and if the track seems ambitious, it is not however inaccessible.
Towards a 6 month loan
In recent hours, Marseille has significantly advanced on this file. The Marseille leaders appreciate the profile of the Argentinian, recalled from his loan to Boca Juniors just a month ago, and wish to obtain his loan for 6 months. Excellent revival, intense in duels, powerful, Anselmino is part of this promising new generation called to take power, in the same way as Garnacho or Etcheverri. It is not a coincidence that Chelsea had spent 25 million euros to attach its services last summer.
Today, his status among the blues remains very fragile because of the important competition at his post (Adarabioyo, Colwill, Chalobah, without counting Badiashile and Fofana injured, and Disasi, on departure, editor's note), and that's for This reason that the idea of seeing the London club lend it this winter is gaining ground. In recent days, the Italian press also mentioned an interest in Atalanta Bergame for the Argentinian international U20. But Marseille also has arguments to be stalled.
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