‘He noticed that I knew him by coronary heart’ – Jean-Louis Gasset on Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang’s sizzling streak TERMAN WEBSITE

Jean-Louis Gasset’s begin to life at Olympique de Marseille has been practically flawless after attaining three victories for the membership after that they had struggled to document greater than a single victory in 2024. 

The veteran supervisor will look to make it 4 wins in a tempestuous Stade Vélodrome tomorrow night as Marseille’s first supervisor of the season, Marcelino, makes his hotly-awaited comeback. 

Gasset will seemingly look to rely as soon as extra on the efforts of Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (34) as they try and navigate the Europa League tie towards Villarreal, with the Gabon worldwide on a sizzling run of type below his new supervisor after scoring 4 throughout the final three matches. 

Amine Harit (26) warns his former supervisor Marcelino earlier than his return to Marseille.

“It will be fiery, particularly with the current statements he’s made.” (TF)https://t.co/WRx0HT9g86

— Get French Soccer Information (@GFFN) March 3, 2024

‘He likes to play in sure positions and that’s the place we put him’ – Jean-Louis Gasset

His relationship with the supervisor appears as if it could be the important thing to steadying the tumultuous season that Marseille have suffered to this point, and was one thing that Gasset was cautious to develop as quickly as they met. 

The supervisor had ready extensively earlier than taking the function and as he defined in a press convention, “Within the blink of a watch, in a single work session he noticed that I knew him by coronary heart. As a result of I known as the folks he had labored with to inform me that he doesn’t wish to play there or there.”

“He’s an incredible participant, an excellent individual, and a goalscorer. He likes, like all larger strikers, he likes taking part in conditions. He likes to position himself in sure positions and that’s the place we put him.” Gasset continued, “It appears to me that we needed to place him the place he likes to be and the place he likes to maneuver to reach on the centre.” 

GFFN | Nick Hartland