According to Portuguese media, Olympique de Marseille has reportedly shown interest in Salim Cissé, a Guinean striker playing for Académica Coimbra. Here’s a summary of the information provided:
- Salim Cissé, a 19-year-old Guinean striker, has been a revelation at the start of the season for Académica Coimbra in Portugal.
- Olympique de Marseille is said to have recently supervised Cissé, indicating potential interest in the player.
- Cissé has already scored two goals in the league and one in the Europa League this season, catching the eye of Marseille.
- In response to inquiries about Marseille’s interest, Cissé expressed calmness, stating that he doesn’t worry about such matters when he’s on the field.
- He mentioned that while there are agents promising things, he is focused on Académica, where he has a three-year contract, and the club ultimately decides.
- Cissé admitted to being a fan of Marseille, saying that OM is his club in France.
- Despite his calm demeanor, the player’s performance in the Portuguese league and Europa League has garnered attention.
- It remains to be seen if Marseille, specifically José Anigo, will take further action, especially considering the potential absence of the Ayew brothers (André and Jordan) during the Africa Cup of Nations (CAN).
- Other clubs, including Spartak Moscow and Montpellier, are also reportedly interested in Salim Cissé.
In summary, Salim Cissé’s performances in Portugal have attracted interest from Olympique de Marseille, and the club will need to decide whether to pursue the young Guinean striker. The upcoming winter transfer window and the potential impact of the Africa Cup of Nations on Marseille’s offensive sector add further intrigue to the situation.
