Wishing to strengthen its attacking sector this winter, OM have just received excellent news concerning a striker from the French team.

The revolution is underway on the side of OM, which intends to take advantage of the next winter transfer window to expand its workforce with very promising profiles. Alongside players like Ruslan Maliniovskyi (Atalanta Bergamo) or Wilfried Zaha (Crystal Palace), the management of Olympique de Marseille has made Marcus Thuram one of its priority targets for this winter.

The French international is coming off an excellent first half of the season with Borussia Mönchengladbach, scoring 13 goals and 5 assists in 17 appearances in all competitions. On the strength of his performance, he was logically called up to the French team to compete in the World Cup in Qatar. And the 25-year-old is about to experience a very hectic winter transfer window after the World Cup. Especially since he only has six months left on his contract with the German club.

Mercato OM: After Bayern, Naples abandons the Marcus Thuram track

Despite offers from his management, Marcus Thuram refuses to extend. Borussia M’Gladbac therefore finds itself forced to sell him this winter, at the risk of seeing him leave for free at the end of the season. Olympique de Marseille then quickly filed to attract him in his nets. The Marseille club even seems to be in pole position for the recruiter, since its serious competitors are withdrawing from the file one after the other. As the Italian journalist Ignazio Genuardi indicates on his account Twitterafter Bayern Munich, it’s around Napoli to abandon the trail leading to Marcus Thuram.

Despite the possible departures of Victor Osimhen and Hirving Lozano, the Azzurri would no longer consider recruiting the tricolor globalist. This withdrawal thus risks doing business for OM, which sees the way becoming more and more free for the signing of the former Guingampais. Nevertheless, the Marseillais will have to put their hands in their pockets if they wish to complete his signature this winter. Borussia M’Gladbach would wait 10 million euros before giving up his French striker. It remains to be seen whether OM will respond favorably to these financial requirements. Tottenham, Inter Milan, Arsenal or Newcastle would always be on his trail.