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Four years that it lasts. For four years and the revelations made by a journalist from Canal+ of the interest of Saudi Arabia for Olympique de Marseille, the fantasy of the sale of OM has hit the headlines. With the best symbol, the journalist Thibaud Vézirian, who continues to say that the discussions are taking their course …
“No, the fires of formalization did not go red at all. But alas there are always the vagaries of business, possible postpones and that is not for lack of saying it in each sentence. Even when we say that the sources are confident, we ask to take a step back and be careful ”, he still recently entrusted during one of his lives on Twich.
“Afterwards, if you are the type to wander every time on this file, that means that you do not listen to requests to be very careful. But yes, there are always people who are very confident and that is why these people are, like me, sure and some of what happens to OM. I have all the certainties … I'm not here to convince, it will make you a very nice surprise ”he adds.
Grok does not believe in the sale of OM
For many, the sale of OM in Saudi Arabia is more than a mirage. “The ridiculous sea serpent of the acquisition of the Saudis of OM obviously will never see the light of day. If the Saudis had a time either little interested in OM, they would have made the check and then here “said Pierre Ménès recently.
And the former reporter of the Canal Football Club is not the only one who does not believe in a sale of Olympique de Marseille. It is the same with artificial intelligence. This is evidenced by Grok's response, X chatbot. “No confirmed sale of OM to the Saudis in April 2025. Rumors have lasted for years, but without formalization. The club has denied in the past, and recent reports suggest a Saudi disinterest in European football. Justified skepticism ”, He thus wrote in response to a question from a subscriber. Not sure that it is enough to end the soap opera …
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