Marseille ist für den Verkauf von Facundo Medina geöffnet

Facundo Medina (27) has stood out in Argentina’s opening 2026 FIFA World Cup games. His club, Olympique de Marseille, are not opposed to a sale this summer, as per a report from L’Équipe.

Medina joined Marseille from RC Lens last summer in a loan deal with an obligation to buy. That loan will be made permanent at the end of the month. The total value of the deal, including the loan fee, is €20m. 

However, in financial difficulty and in need of funds, OM will be forced to sell players this summer. Medina has impressed at the World Cup. He has been an important part of a back line that has yet to concede a goal, whilst he also teed up Lionel Messi for his record-breaking goal against Austria. 

The defender, capable of playing at centre-back or at left-back, will be allowed to leave the Vélodrome in the event of a good offer, L’Équipe understands.

GFFN | Luke Entwistle