Which version of Marseille will turn up against Liverpool in the Champions League? Even Roberto De Zerbi has no clue
Marseille are beginning to show what a coherent Roberto De Zerbi team looks like. In the Italian’s second season at the club, the ideas are visible, the attacking output is striking, and the ceiling is high enough to trouble elite opponents. What remains unclear is whether this progress can survive at a club that tends towards inconsistency and uncertainty.
“This was the best first half since my arrival,” said De Zerbi after his team’s 5-2 win at Angers on Saturday. It’s hard to dispute that assessment. Marseille raced into a four-goal lead, with four different players producing a series of stylish goals. It was the clearest illustration yet of what his team are capable of when the stars align.
Continue reading…Which version of Marseille will turn up against Liverpool in the Champions League? Even Roberto De Zerbi has no clueBy Get French Football NewsMarseille are beginning to show what a coherent Roberto De Zerbi team looks like. In the Italian’s second season at the club, the ideas are visible, the attacking output is striking, and the ceiling is high enough to trouble elite opponents. What remains unclear is whether this progress can survive at a club that tends towards inconsistency and uncertainty.“This was the best first half since my arrival,” said De Zerbi after his team’s 5-2 win at Angers on Saturday. It’s hard to dispute that assessment. Marseille raced into a four-goal lead, with four different players producing a series of stylish goals. It was the clearest illustration yet of what his team are capable of when the stars align. Continue reading…
