Tired of things showing no signs of improving, the Olympique de Marseille midfielder has asked his leaders to put him on the transfer list after spending just one season at the Rhone club
http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Olympique-de-Marseille-c40127 are in a state of unrest. The club is going through a turbulent phase and it seems that the club’s fans’ miseries are far from over. After the comments of former President Jean-Claude Dassier and player, Lucho Gonzalez, who were critical
of the management, it is the turn of midfielder http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Morgan-Amalfitano-c26799 who is not really pleased with the way things have changed at the club.
A few weeks back, the Frenchman gave outlandish statements regarding the situation in the dressing room. Amalfitano blamed a few players for not giving their best to the club’s cause and asked management to let go of players whose heart is not in the club
anymore.
“A core group of players made the effort. But I’m not sure if everyone has worked that much. We must get away from this group that wants to go. We must finish the season with those who want to finish with honour, both for themselves and for the club. We
know who cheats and who does not cheat. You have to take those who want to do well.”
These statements were given almost a month ago. Such bold statements are very rare from a player who has only recently joined the club. certainly, logic suggests that the former Lorient man is not happy with a few things.
Today, the situation at OM has not changed a bit. The turbulence has thoroughly shaken the club. tired of these things, Amalfitano has now asked his leaders to put him on the transfer list according to reports in French media.
This is certainly surprising news because Amalfitano despite breaking his silence, never expressed his desire to leave.
In search of some cash, Les Phoceens management will gladly agree to the 27-year-old’s request. According to L’Equipe, several La Liga sides have already made enquiries about Amalfitano. The http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/France-c2899 international joined Marseille for free last summer and
his departure may even allow the club to keep hold of Nicolas N’Koulou and Andre Ayew.
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