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Eager to return to play in France, Florian Thauvin dreams of returning to OM. The French international proclaimed it loud and clear.
After a complicated stint with the Tigres de Monterrey, Florian Thauvin tried to relaunch his career at Udinese. But since the start of the season, the 2018 world champion has been little used by his coach and could easily see himself looking elsewhere. During an interview with the media Squarethe former Marseillais reiterated his desire to return to play in France.
“I miss Ligue 1. I love France, I love Ligue 1. It’s a championship in which I played for many years and in which I performed well.”said Flotov, and added: “I would like to return to Ligue 1 but if it has to involve another championship, I will do what it takes to get back to the top. I think everyone knows my attachment to OM and what it means to me. I spent fantastic years there. Afterwards it doesn’t just depend on me either, the coach (Gennaro Gattuso) has wishes, the president (Pablo Longoria) has wishes. »
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“Doing ‘The Last Dance’ at OM could be something exceptional”
“It’s true that doing ‘The Last Dance’ at OM could be something exceptional, he said. But it’s much more complicated than that and today I’m really thinking about focusing on myself and getting back to my best level. I think about my career and obviously if one day it has to go through OM, it would be with great pleasure. »
Now aged 30, Florian Thauvin wore the colors of OM between 2013 and 2015, then between 2016 and 2021. But if he dreams of a return to the Marseille city, for the moment, the Olympian leaders do not seem to have made it a priority. On the other hand, “Flotov” was approached by OGC Nice, who finally decided to recruit Mohamed-Ali Cho, Montpellier or even Lorient.
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