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The Olympique de Marseille is at the heart of several news. The future of Azzedine Ouahi could be played in Spain, with Girona FC stepping up its efforts to recruit him. The Catalan club would prepare an offer of 11 million euros, which could also be of interest to PAOK Salonique. Ouahi, although having experienced difficulties in imposing himself in Marseilles, remains an interesting market value for OM, which could agree to yield it this summer. At the same time, Jonathan Rowe is expected to join Bologna, with the Italian club committing 17 million euros plus bonuses and a 10% resale clause for OM. This transfer marks an inevitable separation after an altercation with Adrien Rabiot, and allows OM to realize an added value while maintaining a financial interest on the player.

OM prepares to face Paris FC for the second day of Ligue 1. The newly promoted Paris FC arrives with a staff under construction but a determined state of mind. The club strengthened its offensive sector with the arrival of Willem Geubbels and still awaits some recruits. The likely team for this game includes players like Nkambadio, Chergui, and Simon. Despite a disappointing match against Angers, Paris FC hopes to take advantage of internal tensions at OM to get a result. OM, committed to the European Cup, must be vigilant against this team in the middle of construction.

Ligue 1 aligns itself with the other European championships by adjusting the closing date of the summer 2025 mercato to September 1st at 8pm. This amendment aims at harmonizing schedules and reducing pressure on clubs and agents. Mercato will be divided into two periods: an initial window from 1 to 10 June and a classic period from 16 June to 1 September. This decision is in line with FIFA regulations and the international calendar, and is part of a broader desire to standardise European practices.