The Olympique de Marseille is going through a period full of events, between prospects of transfers and disciplinary sanctions. Fabrizio Romano confirms Inter Milan’s interest in Luis Henrique, with negotiations advanced but blocked by a valuation gap of around 10 million euros, and the possibility of an offer of 29 million euros. The player, under contract until 2028, could thus leave the Phocean club as soon as the next mercato. At the same time, the club must manage the consequences of the massive use of pyrotechnics during the 37th anniversary celebrations of a group of supporters, resulting in the closure of the gallery during the match against Brest.

In addition, the Marseille management must deal with disciplinary sanctions following “oral expressions” deemed inappropriate directed against the LFP and the Minister of the Interior, Bruno Retailleau. These incidents are part of a growing tension regarding the management of support groups and security in stadiums. The club also faces uncertainty about the last three home matches, with fear of heavier sanctions.

Finally, the club must manage the consequences of a delicate financial situation, requiring sales before the end of the accounting year. Luis Henrique’s potential departure, despite his mixed performances, represents a significant financial opportunity, allowing the club to strengthen its economic situation while raising the hope of strengthening the team.