The current situation of Olympique de Marseille is a source of serious concern and a source of passionate debate within the club and in the media. Vincent Moscato, during his show on RMC, expressed a marked disagreement with the management of Roberto De Zerbi, the current coach, considering his performance insufficient to meet the ambitions displayed by the Phocéan club. This divergence of opinion is part of a context of disappointing results, contrasting with the hopes of a return to the Champions League, and suggests a growing uncertainty about the future of the sports project.

The host, known for his frankness, did not hesitate to openly criticize the game proposed by the Italian coach, qualifying him as “bidon” and stressing that, given the quality of the staff and the level of competition, a more favourable position should have been acquired much earlier in the season. Moscato insists that De Zerbi does not correspond to the stature required to lead the team towards its objectives and calls for a change of direction, thus reflecting the disappointment of part of the Marseille public.

Despite the controversial nature of these statements, they reflect palpable frustration with a team that, according to Moscato, seeks to innovate in its approach to football, but struggles to translate its efforts into victories. While Marseille’s leaders are considering a long-term project with Roberto De Zerbi, Vincent Moscato’s clear opinion and the general malaise within the club underline the urgency of a thorough reflection on the sports trajectory of the Olympique de Marseille.