PSG wanted to create its Superleague, OM sets the French press on fire

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The Parisian Superleague

In the interior pages of The Team this morning, we learned that in 2020, Nasser al-Khelaïfi and Andrea Agnelli, the former boss of Juventus Turin, considered a project for a new European competition, called Bohr. PSG therefore thought of creating its Superleague too. According to our colleagues, it was not just an idea of ​​a few months, since they had worked well on the subject, they were even able to read a document of around thirty pages which describes the sporting contours of this event, but also its business plan. They put the British company O & O to work to develop this new competition. There were therefore two separate Superleague projects during the Covid period. PSG has, however, always publicly opposed the plan put forward by Real Madrid and FC Barcelona.

Marseille seeks the light

Nothing is going well at OM! We’ve been showing you Marseille’s setbacks week after week for a while now. Well in the last few hours there has been an even greater crisis in the Marseille club, there are quite a few changes, again, and it’s making headlines almost everywhere in France. On our newsstands for example, you can find Pablo Longoria on the first page of Provencewhich presents OM “in the middle of a storm“. The media even opened a special tab on the front page of its site entitled “crisis at OM“. It must be said that with the future dismissal of Gennaro Gattuso, who himself succeeded Marcelino, Pablo Longoria has just experienced his second failure of the season regarding the coaching position. The Marseille club is even on the front page of Le Parisien, which normally mainly highlights PSG. As written on its front page The Marseillaise, we will have the right to a fourth coach for OM this season. Gattuso’s successor, we can see him in this newspaper, but also in The Team, it would be Jean-Louis Gasset. According to our information, it is the 70-year-old French technician who is being targeted by the Olympian staff to revive this adrift team. But hey, it will be a short-term mission, because, according to our information, Pablo Longoria and his teams already have several names in mind for the next school year. Among them, that of Paulo Fonseca, stationed at LOSC.

Pep has a weight on his conscience

The English media analyzed Pep Guardiola’s last press conference. The journalists on site wanted to return to the interview with Kalvin Phillips in which he admitted that the City coach’s comments about being overweight upon his return from the World Cup with England in December 2022 had “ dealt a blow to his confidence“. “He was right to do it, but there are different ways to do it“, declared the 28-year-old player. So, yesterday, Pep Guardiola presented a belated apology to Kalvin Phillips. I will read his full response to you: “I am really sorry. I apologize to him. But I told him about it first“.

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Manu Tournoux

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