At a press conference held this Friday, Angel Gomes, the new recruit of the Olympique de Marseille, spoke frankly about his previous season at the LOSC. When asked about his physical condition and performance, the English midfielder wanted to clarify certain aspects of his career. In particular, he highlighted the physical difficulties he had encountered, while noting that he had been able to play the first six months of the season. Gomes also referred to the reasons that led to a change of plans on the part of the club and the coach, a situation that he accepted with professionalism.

The former Manchester United player, who arrived at OM this summer, insisted on his professionalism during this delicate period in Lille. He stated that he had done his best to stay focused and not be affected by circumstances. Gomes also shared his first discussions with his new coach, Roberto De Zerbi, highlighting the scope of the ideas proposed and the discussion about his positions in the field. He said he was comfortable in various midfield roles, from 6, 8 or 10.

The 23-year-old is determined to use his creativity, his reading of the game and his technique to integrate into the Marseille game system. It is part of a process of collective reconstruction and positive play, with the objective of succeeding under the colours of Olympique de Marseille. Gomes is visibly motivated and ready to contribute to the success of his new club, investing fully in the construction of an offensive and effective game.