L’Olympique de Marseille, while maintaining an experience-based recruitment policy, does not neglect the future and is committed to the training of young talent. This strategy is reflected in the signature of the 18-year-old young defender Pladi N’Zinga Pambani, who signed a contract until 2028. N’Zinga Pambani, from the MHSC, where he played in France’s U16 and U17 teams, has already gained significant experience by competing with nine meetings with the Lozérien club’s reserve last season. It will initially integrate the OM reserve team, a logical step in its development.

Along with these recruitment movements, the MHSC made a friendly match against Aubagne, bowing to the score of 3-0. After a previous loss to the Rodez AF, this match allowed the club to test new strategies and see the evolution of its team. The game started on a positive note with a goal from Khalil Fayad, but Aubagne gradually took control, although several potential goals were cancelled for off-game. The second period saw a tactical change on the part of the Hérault coach, allowing the team to regain its rhythm and set two additional goals thanks to Téji Savanier and Tanguy Coulibaly.

This prep match is part of a broader programme for the MHSC, which is preparing to face the SC Bastia at Salon-de-Provence the following Saturday. Team compositions used during the two periods of the game against Aubagne were specified, highlighting the tactical choices of coach Zumana Camara. This intensive preparation aims to refine the team’s game and ensure a good dynamic before the start of the new season.