10 sport’s weekly edition reveals that the existence of a release clause in the contract of France international Loic Remy could play a crucial part in the striker’s future at Olympique de Marseille
according to reports in French sports weekly 10 Sport, http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Olympique-de-Marseille-c40127 might be needing to extend the contract of France international Loic Remy as quickly as possible in order to get a fair market price for the talented striker if he chooses to leave
Stade Velodrome.
The existence of a release clause in the contract of Loic Remy is certainly going to play a great role and might even decide the future of the striker in the coming days.
While talking to RMC a few days ago, Remy said that he has a five year contract at the club and is looking to stay at the club for a long time. However, the 24-year-old’s commitment to OM might be tested in the upcoming winter transfer window.
With 22 goals in 47 Ligue 1 games, the Olympian has certainly made a name for himself in http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/France-c2899. His recent performances have further consolidated his profile among many European clubs.
The former Nice man is improving at an extraordinary rate and Marseille might find it hard to keep hold of the youngster.
While talking to Sport 10, his agent Frederic Guerra updated on the striker’s current situation at the club.
“Today, there is one thing for sure that Loic will not leave Marseille in the winter. For next summer, I do not know yet. I know that big European clubs are watching him. A player of his level interests half of Europe, this is normal.”
The youngster has so far scored four goals in 17 games for Les Bleus and is certainly going to play a big part in France’s quest to win next year’s Euro 2012 in Poland-Ukraine.
While talking about the much-publicised clause on Remy’s contract, Guerra said that he was the one who inserted a clause on Remy’s contract but refused to reveal the amount of the clause. However, if any club succeeds in meeting the financial requirements,
Marseille might be forced in to a sale.
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