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Jean-Louis Gasset gave an update on his squad. The OM coach records the return of important elements.
Impact in duels, this is what Jean Onana and Pape Gueye can bring to Olympique de Marseille. This is good, they are back for the reception of Montpellier, Sunday at the conclusion of the 23rd day of Ligue 1. Jean-Louis Gasset, the new coach of the Marseille team, announced it on Saturday at the occasion of the traditional press conference held the day before the match.
“ We get Balerdi, Garcia, Gueye and Onana back”, declared the one who was still coach of Côte d’Ivoire last month. The presence of the Cameroonian and the Senegalese will not do any harm to the OM midfielder, still without its captain Valentin Rongier whose return to the field is hoped for by the end of March, beginning of April.
Jordan Veretout reappeared on Thursday when he came into play against Shakhtar Donetsk in the Europa League play-off (3-1). Central defender Leonardo Balerdi has finished serving his suspension and Ulisses Garcia, the left back, returns to competition after the C3 deadlock. The Swiss is not registered in the European Cup.
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