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Marseille

Marseille

Ligue 1

Season Statistics

4 MATCHES
PLAYED
Win (25%) Draw (0%) Loss (75%)
4 Played
1 Won
0 Drawn
3 Lost
6 Goals For
6 Goals Against

Team Overview

Marseille remain one of French football's most storied clubs, known for their passionate fanbase at the Stade Velodrome and a historic identity as one of the few sides capable of challenging the traditional powers of Ligue 1. As the only French club to have won the UEFA Champions League, Marseille carry a legacy of continental pedigree and domestic success, having claimed multiple Ligue 1 titles over the decades. That history places significant expectation on the club whenever they take the field, with supporters accustomed to seeing the team compete at the top end of the table.

The current campaign under Bruno Genesio presents a mixed picture through four Ligue 1 matches. A record of 1 win, 0 draws, and 3 losses, with 6 goals scored and 6 conceded, points to a side still searching for consistency. The "WLLL" form guide shows an opening victory followed by three consecutive defeats, suggesting early momentum has been difficult to sustain. The home and away splits are notable too: Marseille have managed a win and a loss in their two home matches, but have lost both fixtures on the road, a trend that will be worth monitoring as the season develops.

Statistically, Marseille have shown they can score, netting 6 goals in four matches, though they have also failed to find the net twice and kept just one clean sheet, indicating defensive vulnerabilities alongside attacking intent. The balanced goal difference of +0 reflects a team capable of competitive matches but yet to find the steadiness needed to convert performances into results. For a club with Marseille's ambitions, the early emphasis will likely be on tightening up defensively while building on the attacking output already on display.

Squad (27 players)

Goalkeepers (3)

J. de Lange
#12 J. de Lange
J. Van Neck
#40 J. Van Neck
T. Vermot
#92 T. Vermot

Defenders (10)

N. Aguerd
#21 N. Aguerd
K. Bezahaf
#74 K. Bezahaf
D. Cornelius
#13 D. Cornelius
C. Egan-Riley
#4 C. Egan-Riley
Emerson
#33 Emerson
U. Garcia
#25 U. Garcia
Hilan Hamzaoui Slimani
#72 Hilan Hamzaoui Slimani
E. Mbondo
#46 E. Mbondo
B. Meité
#18 B. Meité
T. Weah
#22 T. Weah

Midfielders (8)

H. Abdelli
#8 H. Abdelli
A. Gomes
#7 A. Gomes
A. Harit
#77 A. Harit
P. Højbjerg
#23 P. Højbjerg
Nouhoum Kamissoko
#42 Nouhoum Kamissoko
G. Kondogbia
#19 G. Kondogbia
T. Nnadi
#6 T. Nnadi
K. Abdallah
#48 K. Abdallah

Attackers (6)

T. Mmadi
#43 T. Mmadi
A. Gouiri
#9 A. Gouiri
U. Lamare El Kadmiri
#70 U. Lamare El Kadmiri
N. Maupay
#11 N. Maupay
F. Moumbagna
#29 F. Moumbagna
Igor Paixão
#14 Igor Paixão

Player Statistics

2026/27 Season
# Player Pos Rating Apps Goals Assists Mins Tackles Passes
77
A. Harit
A. Harit
MF 6.8 4 0 1 353 5 156
7
A. Gomes
A. Gomes
MF 6.6 4 0 1 312 7 165
22
T. Weah
T. Weah
DF 6.8 4 0 0 360 8 240
33
Emerson
Emerson
DF 6.9 4 0 0 359 7 259
23
P. Højbjerg
P. Højbjerg
MF 7.2 4 1 0 360 7 336
8
H. Abdelli
H. Abdelli
MF 6.7 4 0 0 295 4 183
21
N. Aguerd
N. Aguerd
DF 6.6 4 0 0 208 1 229
12
J. de Lange
J. de Lange
GK 7.2 4 0 0 360 0 121
9
A. Gouiri
A. Gouiri
FW 7.3 4 4 0 358 1 113
4
C. Egan-Riley
C. Egan-Riley
DF 7.0 4 0 0 345 7 280
48
K. Abdallah
K. Abdallah
FW 6.7 4 1 0 102 0 62
14
Igor Paixão
Igor Paixão
MF 6.7 3 0 0 250 2 107
11
N. Maupay
N. Maupay
FW 4.2 3 0 0 30 0 26
13
D. Cornelius
D. Cornelius
DF 6.3 3 0 0 34 0 35
29
F. Moumbagna
F. Moumbagna
FW 4.3 3 0 0 14 0 0
19
G. Kondogbia
G. Kondogbia
DF 6.8 2 0 0 141 6 127
6
T. Nnadi
T. Nnadi
MF 6.8 2 0 0 43 2 40
43
T. Mmadi
T. Mmadi
FW 6.4 2 0 0 20 1 9
25
U. Garcia
U. Garcia
DF 0.0 1 0 0 1 0 3

Recent Transfers

2025/26 & 2026/27

Arrivals (40)

S. Traore
From Versailles
Return from loan Jun 2026
R. Daou
From Aubagne
Return from loan Jun 2026
R. Baheng
From Aubagne
Return from loan Jun 2026
F. Moumbagna
From Cremonese
Return from loan Jun 2026
A. Harit
From Başakşehir
Return from loan Jun 2026
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Departures (57)

Q. Timber
To Crystal Palace
Transfer Aug 2026
L. Balerdi
To AS Roma
Loan Aug 2026
Ange Lago
To Dijon
Free agent Aug 2026
G. Rulli
To Manchester City
Transfer Aug 2026
P. Aubameyang
To Deportivo La Coruna
Transfer Jul 2026
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Injuries & Availability

3 Out 0 Doubtful
G. Kondogbia
G. Kondogbia Injury
Out
T. Nnadi
T. Nnadi Injury
Out
D. Cornelius
D. Cornelius Injury
Out

Impact Analysis

Marseille head into this fixture with three confirmed absences, all ruled out through injury: G. Kondogbia, T. Nnadi, and D. Cornelius. The data provided does not specify each player's primary position, but the loss of Kondogbia is notable given his profile as an established midfield presence in Ligue 1, and his absence removes a experienced option from that area of the pitch. With Nnadi and Cornelius also sidelined, Marseille's squad rotation options are reduced heading into preparation for this match, though without further detail on their typical roles it is difficult to pinpoint the exact tactical gap each leaves behind.

In terms of overall squad depth, having three unavailable players is a manageable number for a top-flight club with a large first-team roster, and it does not constitute a crisis-level situation. There is no indication in the data of any doubtful players, meaning the coaching staff has full clarity on the group available for selection, which simplifies planning even if it narrows the pool of options. Without specific injury timelines or return dates included in the available information, it is not possible to project when Kondogbia, Nnadi, or Cornelius might be back in contention, but the absence of any doubtful tag suggests the rest of the squad is otherwise fit and ready.

Recent Form

LLLLW
L Beşiktaş 4-1 (A)
L Rennes 1-0 (A)
L Paris FC 2-3 (H)
L Monaco 2-0 (A)
W Strasbourg 4-0 (H)

Form Analysis

Marseille's recent run of results paints a picture of a team in decline, with just one win from their last five matches. That solitary victory came in emphatic fashion, a 4-0 home defeat of Strasbourg, but it has been sandwiched between four defeats that have exposed clear issues at both ends of the pitch. The 7 goals scored across five matches suggests the attack is not entirely blunt, particularly given the four-goal haul against Strasbourg, but outside of that result Marseille have managed just three goals in four matches, including a goalless display away to Rennes.

Defensively, the concession of 10 goals in five matches points to a side struggling for consistency at the back. The 4-1 defeat away to Beşiktaş and the 2-3 home loss to Paris FC stand out as particularly costly, with the latter especially concerning given it came on home soil. A 2-0 away defeat to Monaco further underlines the difficulty Marseille have faced against stronger opposition, while the win over Strasbourg suggests they remain capable of producing big performances against sides lower in stature. The overall pattern points to inconsistency, with results swinging between routine victory and heavy defeat rather than settled form.

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