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Valentin Rongier marked his strong return to the OM eleven during the success against RC Lens this Saturday, as part of the 12th day of Ligue 1. Valuable in recovery and recovery and above all author of the opening the score at the start of the second half, the former Marseille captain proved that he could be indispensable in the Olympian midfield.
Sidelined for a long time after an injury and being placed in the loft at the start of the season, Rongier showed his relief after this performance: “The last few months have been complicated, but I’m very happy to have started this evening. I now hope to continue, but it is he (De Zerbi) who makes the choices. »
With this performance, the midfielder sends a clear message to Roberto De Zerbi, who will now have to deal with increased competition in the middle.
De Zerbi recognizes the importance of Rongier
Aware of his player’s performance, Roberto De Zerbi was full of praise: “This team needs Valentin Rongier, he brings order to the field. When he came out, it wasn’t the same. » These declarations mark a turning point for the ex-captain, who could find a lasting place alongside Rabiot and Højbjerg, a promising association tested in Lens.
While Rongier emphasizes having kept his humility and worked hard to come back, De Zerbi will now have to decide whether to offer him continuity in the starting XI.
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