In a setback for Olympique de Marseille, the club’s iconic former player-turned-offensive coach, André Dubois, has suffered an injury during a routine training session.
The incident occurred earlier today at Marseille’s training ground, where Dubois was actively involved in guiding the team’s attacking strategies. Sources close to the club revealed that the injury was sustained while Dubois was demonstrating a specific offensive maneuver to the players.
Although the exact nature and severity of the injury have not been disclosed by the club, initial reports suggest that Dubois was seen clutching his leg in pain before being assisted off the pitch by the medical staff.
Dubois, a revered figure among Marseille fans, enjoyed a distinguished playing career with the club, featuring prominently in their successes both domestically and in European competitions. His transition to a coaching role was welcomed by supporters, who hoped his experience and tactical acumen would benefit the team.
The news of Dubois’ injury comes as a blow to Marseille, who are currently striving to improve their position in the league standings. His absence from the training sessions and the sidelines could potentially disrupt the team’s preparations for upcoming crucial fixtures.
Club officials have yet to provide an official statement regarding the extent of Dubois’ injury or the expected duration of his absence. However, fans and well-wishers are hopeful for a speedy recovery for the Marseille legend, whose passion and dedication to the club remain undiminished despite this setback.
