Pablo Longoria Sends a Message to Supporters: United We Stand!

Following a recent win against Brest, Olympique de Marseille (OM) has faced a challenging few weeks after a strong start to the season. As is common, the club’s leadership seeks to engage supporters with a sense of unity, reflecting Pablo Longoria’s message on LinkedIn. He stated, “Yesterday, I walked through the still-empty corridors of our future headquarters in the heart of Marseille. Amid the construction noise and spaces yet to be designed, one conviction emerged: OM is moving forward with clarity and vision. This new headquarters is not just a relocation; it is a crucial step toward the club we aim to be: a modern, organized OM aligned with European standards while remaining true to its identity. It symbolizes a strong bond with Marseille and a forward-looking approach. This also aims to enhance our sporting and media performance, allowing the RLD Center to focus solely on the field and establishing a robust, powerful, and digital media hub that matches our ambitions.”

Longoria also emphasizes the need for unity around the club in the coming weeks. “We know that for a long time, a certain environment surrounding the club has thrived on division, controversy, and exaggeration, turning every detail into a conflict. We choose a different path: one of calmness, professionalism, and construction. A more mature relationship with our environment. Leadership that progresses instead of reacting. For a club aiming for the Champions League, clarity is vital: stability, method, patience, focus, and excellence in every decision,” he continued. “This season, we rely on three simple foundations: leadership, positivity, and enthusiasm. We have talent on the pitch and off it. If we move forward united, nothing from the outside can shake us. My visit reminded me of a fundamental truth: a club is built with time, consistency, and a vision not swayed by fleeting emotions. The journey is long and requires rigor, continuity, and ambition. But we are moving in the right direction, and we are moving together.”