The Olympique de Marseille is currently in the middle of mercato activity, with important developments concerning the arrival of young talents and the confirmation of major recruits. The club recently secured the signature of Samy Bejja, a French international offensive community U15, from their training centre. Despite the interest of major European clubs such as Barcelona, Manchester United and Ajax, the young player preferred to engage for three years with OM, a strategic choice that reflects the club’s willingness to leverage its own resources. Its technical profile and potential are recognized by many stables, but the Phocéan club has acted to preserve it and gradually integrate it into the professional team.

One notable event concerns the postponement of the arrival of Pierre-Emerik Aubameyang, originally scheduled for Tuesday, July 22. This postponement, due to logistical difficulties, delays the signature of OM’s fourth summer recruit. The Gabonese attacker, free after leaving the AS Saint-Étienne, is expected to reinforce the Marseille attack and bring his experience to Roberto De Zerbi’s group. The optimism persists internally, and the arrival of Aubameyang should be finalized in the next few days, with a two-year contract and an option for an additional season.

Along with these movements, a live discussion on mercato is organized by Nicolas Filhol, offering fans the opportunity to ask their questions and keep up to date with the latest news. This initiative is part of a desire for transparency and exchange with the fan community. OM continues to strengthen its workforce, following the arrivals of Gomes, Egan-Riley and Medina, in view of the start of the Ligue 1 season. These operations demonstrate a reconstruction strategy to build a competitive team for the coming season.