Marseille’s squad is being gutted but their manager is staying – for now
It has been a tough transfer window for Marseille and a 2-0 defeat at Monaco suggests it could be a long season By Get French Football News A humid night in Monaco provided an opportunity to gauge the temperature of the Marseille supporters.
Despite the ban on away fans at the Stade Louis II, plenty were in attendance for their 2-0 defeat in the Principality.
There were cheers for their new manager, Bruno Génésio, and boos for Geoffrey Kondogbia, but it was the silence for much of the second half that spoke volumes.
Génésio, who replaced Habib Beye in the summer, has been appointed to keep a lid on things.
The former Lille manager has been part of a larger reshuffle at Marseille, with the president and the sporting director also replaced.
The new arrivals have inherited a mess.
After making promises to Uefa and the DNCG – French football’s financial watchdog – Marseille were allowed to compete in Europe this season.
However, if they fail to reduce their wage bill drastically, they will not be allowed to do so next season.
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