OM: Longoria advances its pawns for Boga

OM would have taken action to obtain the signature of Jérémie Boga, during the winter transfer window. Pablo Longoria would like to negotiate the loan of the Atalanta player.

According to information collected by Foot Mercato, OM took information on Jérémie Boga, with a view to the transfer window. The Olympian leaders would see in the Ivorian international (10 caps) a solution to compensate for the serious injury of Amine Harit. Pablo Longoria would particularly appreciate his profile and would like to obtain his loan from Atalanta, with whom the player is sorely lacking playing time.

Arrived in Bergamo last summer, the left winger has only taken part in 6 Serie A matches. The native of Marseille has not started any. The player does not appear in the small papers of his trainer, Gian Piero Gasperini. The idea of ​​a departure for his heart club would certainly tempt him, but it is not said that his leaders will give him a good exit. They had still invested 22 million euros to obtain his transfer.

Info: to replace Amine Harit numerically on the front of the OM attack, Pablo Longoria took information on Jérémie Boga currently in difficulty at Atalanta for a loan. Strong competition from Leicester, Valencia, Fiorentina… https://t.co/Xa1cEKExjC

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A turbulent transfer window in perspective

OM could experience a turbulent winter transfer market, although Pablo Longoria has announced that he is not considering making any big changes. The leaders will first have to compensate for the departures of Cédric Bakambu, Arek Milik and Luis Suarez. They will then have to replace Gerson, who no longer seems to want to play in Igor Tudor’s team, and Amine Harit. In defence, Eric Bailly was notably disappointed by his difficulties in chaining matches. The Ivorian has accumulated injuries and several rumors have reported the desire of Marseille decision makers to bet on a new central back.

Jérémie Boga would also be tracked by Leicester, Bournemouth, Valencia and Fiorentina. Suffice to say that even if Atalanta indulged in the idea of ​​​​a loan, competition will be in place for his signature. As a reminder, the player was trained at Chelsea, before joining Rennes, Granada, Birmingham and settling in Italy in Sassuolo.