Gabriel Heinze is reportedly the main candidate in line to become the new Olympique de Marseille boss.
The former Manchester United, Real Madrid and Marseille player could be the one to replace André Villa-Boas at the club. With Andoni Zubiazarreta as sporting director of the club, per a report by L’Équipe in France, André Villa-Boas could also be on his way out. The Portuguese has reportedly already informed the club that he has decided to leave.
Per a report by Tutto Mercato Web, the 42 year old Argentine, currently managing Velez in Argentina, has been contacted by the club.
Heinze spent two seasons playing for Marseille, from 2009 to 2011 where he won one league title and two Coupe de Ligue titles.
Argentine prodigy Thiago Almada is leaning towards joining Manchester City rather Manchester United, claim The Sun.
A long-time target of Pep Guardiola, the midfielder is set to cost around £15 million ($18m) and favours a move to the Etihad after seeing Carlos Tevez star there.
Nicolas Gonzales scores in Stuttgart’s 2-1 loss today and had the highest rating in the match !
In Dortmund, their defender Zagadou has picked up a ligament injury and will be out for the rest of the season, giving way for Balerdi to gain playing time in his natural position (left CB)
Balerdi is right footed though so naturally should be better at the corresponding side of central defence.
Balerdi usually plays as left side cb.
Can play both left and right equally
At the back.
He is indeed right footed but his preferred position is LCB . Ideally you want a left footed player in that position but if it is Balerdi’s best position i think it’s fine
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Gringo should take the offer, coaching an elite club like Olympique de Marseille is not coming everyday, time to step in Europe; my future after the 2026 is to have Heinze as N/T coach rather than Simeone and Poche…
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