Marseille president sharply criticizes Liverpool's transfer spending
Marseille's new president, Stéphane Richard, sharply criticized Liverpool's transfer policy during his first press conference. He described the English club's spending of 480 million euros in the last summer transfer window as ineffective, noting that the on-field results did not reflect such a significant investment. Richard emphasized that spending large sums does not guarantee success and highlighted that clubs like Liverpool are facing disappointment despite their financial outlay. Meanwhile, Marseille is undergoing significant changes following the departure of former president Pablo Longoria and head coach Roberto De Zerbi.
The new president of the «Marsel» club, Stefan Rishar, sharply criticized the transfer policy of the «Liverpul» team during his first press conference. The head of the French club called the English giant's activities in the last summer transfer window ineffective. Goal.com reports on this.
According to Rishar's words, although «Liverpul» spent 480 million euros to strengthen the squad, the results on the field do not match these expenditures. He specifically emphasized that spending large sums of money is not always a guarantee of success.
«Marsel» must participate in the Champions League every year and take a place in the top three of the French championship. However, this is not only dependent on money.
«Clubs like «Liverpul» invest 480 million euros and ultimately face great disappointment», — Rishar said.
As a reminder, «Liverpul» added talented players such as Florian Virts, Aleksandr Isak, and Ugo Ekitike to its ranks last summer. To finance these purchases, the club sold leaders like Luis Dias and Darvin Nunyes.
Currently, serious changes are taking place in the «Marsel» club itself. After former president Pablo Longoriya and head coach Roberto De Zerbi left the team, Rishar took the club's management into his own hands.
Comments 0
…