After five consecutive defeats and a long international pause, OM heads back to Ligue 1 on Sunday night at Troyes, kickoff 20:45, and Di Meco looks anything but confident.
Marseille sits an alarming 17th after five rounds, still reeling from a five‑match losing streak across all competitions, the most recent a 1‑2 loss to PSG in the Classic.
On RMC’s Super Moscato Show, Di Meco admits the upcoming Troyes clash feels like a personal nightmare, saying the positives from the PSG and Rennes games feel vanished and only the defeats linger in his mind.
In my view, Marseille must overhaul its approach to survive. Can the team turn the tide before the season’s second half?
Injury woes have piled up during the break – Hojbjerg is already out – and the coach wonders if returning players will be at full strength; even against supposedly weakest side Troyes, the odds look grim, and a draw would leave the club scrambling for answers.