8legs: Marseille, france

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Marseille confirmed a change at the helm after a 5-0 defeat to PSG, signaling a rapid leadership shift amid a growing crisis.
The exit followed strained relations with players and mounting sporting challenges, pointing to broader internal attrition at Marseille.
De Zerbi reportedly left Marseille amid strained player relations, with club sources blaming the squad’s attitude and performance.

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Marseille confirmed Roberto De Zerbi's departure by mutual agreement following a heavy loss to PSG.
United had long shown interest in De Zerbi, dating back to an end-of-season review in 2024.
De Zerbi enjoyed success at Marseille, lifting them from eighth to second in Ligue 1 in his debut season.
United may face a decision between De Zerbi and interim boss Michael Carrick as a temporary option.
Spurs and other clubs reportedly considered De Zerbi as a target before he left Marseille.
United's broader shortlist includes Oliver Glasner, Andoni Iraola, and Unai Emery.
Carrick has started well as interim boss with four wins and a draw from five games.
The article notes Mauricio Pochettino and Thomas Tuchel could be targets after the World Cup.
Julian Nagelsmann may be approached despite Germany contract, per the report.
The piece emphasizes De Zerbi as a long-time target for United in multiple discussions.

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Kessaci campaigns in Marseille despite death threats and the murder of two brothers tied to drug gangs.
He proposes doubling Marseille’s police force to 1,600 officers to improve neighborhood safety.
Kessaci links drug trafficking to cycles of poverty and aims housing-project renovations to curb narcotics influence.
Kessaci’s plan includes education, job training, and revitalizing local businesses in housing projects.
Experts say drug trafficking remains concentrated in a minority of French municipalities but is spreading.
Kessaci emphasizes frontline involvement over exclusions, aiming for local police-community collaboration.
The campaign follows a November mass gathering in Marseille denouncing drug trafficking after a young activist’s killing.
Kessaci has a background with Conscience, a nonprofit aiding families affected by drug violence.
France faces ongoing concerns about youth involvement in drug networks and related violence.
Kessaci seeks to address narcocracy by strengthening municipal services and community spaces.

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