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Dispelling Rumors: Azzedine Ounahi's Unwavering Commitment to Olympique Marseille

Tuesday 26 December 2023 - 11:50
Dispelling Rumors: Azzedine Ounahi's Unwavering Commitment to Olympique Marseille

In a resolute statement, sports news outlet La Minute OM has effectively quashed speculations surrounding the potential departure of Moroccan international Azzedine Ounahi from his esteemed French club, Olympique de Marseille (OM), during the forthcoming winter transfer window.

Contrary to swirling rumors of a possible sale, the official account of La Minute OM, known as X, declared, "Azzedine Ounahi is not anticipated to bid adieu to OM in the upcoming winter mercato. His dedication to the club remains steadfast, and he has no intentions of leaving mid-season."

Despite his undeniable potential, Ounahi has faced challenges showcasing his full prowess within the club's ranks since his arrival at OM a little over a year ago.

Initially making a promising impact donning the OM jersey during the 2022-23 season, Ounahi's meteoric rise was abruptly halted after sustaining an injury while representing the Moroccan national team in a clash against Brazil, sidelining him for the remainder of the season.

With the advent of this season, Spanish coach Marcelino Garcia assumed the managerial reins at OM, leading to Ounahi becoming a peripheral figure, predominantly confined to the substitutes' bench.

Addressing the growing frustration among Marseille's loyal fanbase over Ounahi's limited playing time, Marcelino offered his perspective, stating, "While I bear no personal qualms with him, as a manager, I am compelled to make judicious choices and select players who demonstrate competitiveness and excel in training."

It is worth highlighting that Ounahi played a pivotal role in propelling the Moroccan national team to the semi-finals of the illustrious World Cup held in Qatar.

Moreover, a recent survey conducted by Foot Africa crowned Ounahi as the undisputed "Best African Revelation" of the 2022-23 football season, firmly cementing his reputation. Garnering an impressive 44% of the votes, the 23-year-old Moroccan sensation triumphed over formidable contenders such as Algerian Toulouse FC winger Fares Chaibi (38%) and Congolese Cadiz winger Theo Bondonga (nearly 7%).

As the winter transfer window looms, it is abundantly clear that Azzedine Ounahi's unwavering devotion to OM remains unshakeable, dispelling any notions of an imminent departure. Marseille's faithful can eagerly anticipate witnessing the young Moroccan maestro's resurgence as he continues to leave an indomitable mark on the football landscape.


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