The Olympique de Marseille can hold a sigh of relief about Amine Gouiri. The attacker left the field prematurely in the 4-0 win over Lorient following a violent shock in his face with Meïté, a player lent by OM. In-depth exams ruled out any serious injury to the jaw, which is excellent news for the team and coach Roberto De Zerbi, who feared a potential four-day package for the crucial game against Real Madrid in the Champions League. Gouiri remains under medical supervision for mild shoulder pain, as a result of his fall, but nothing seems alarming at the moment. Its versatility and its ability to create spaces already make it a valuable asset in De Zerbi’s game system, and its presence against Real Madrid would be an important complement to the Marseille attack, already performing after the success against Lorient.

Dutch goaltender Jeffrey de Lange had a remarkable evening during OM’s victory against Lorient. For the first time at home at the Stade Vélodrome, he took advantage of a game controlled by the team to make few stops. The expulsion of a Lorient player quickly transformed the match into a demonstration by the Marseillais, with four goals scored by the attack. This first tenure represents an important moment in De Lange’s career, which joined OM this summer to bring competition and depth to the workforce.

After the game, Jeffrey de Lange expressed her motivation and availability for the coming season. He highlighted his discussion with coach Roberto De Zerbi, who confirmed the possibility of being titularized. The goaltender stated that he was ready to play all games and that he was aware of the coach’s expectations. With a busy calendar including the European championship and competitions, De Lange’s reliability in the cages could prove essential for OM. His commitment and willingness to respond at this time demonstrate his desire to contribute to the success of the team.

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