Valentin Rongier Expresses Discontent Over Departure from Marseille
Valentin Rongier feels Marseille ‘disrespected’ him when leaving the club
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Valentin Rongier, a former player for Olympique de Marseille, expressed feelings of disrespect regarding his departure from the club. After six years of dedicated service, he was disappointed with the lack of acknowledgment and media coverage as he transitioned to Stade Rennais in France.
- 01Valentin Rongier feels disrespected by Olympique de Marseille upon his departure.
- 02He served the club for six years, making 196 appearances and contributing significantly.
- 03Rongier rejected a contract extension that he found unsatisfactory.
- 04He has since joined Stade Rennais, signing a three-year deal.
- 05Despite the situation, Rongier maintains a positive outlook on his career.
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Valentin Rongier (31), who recently transferred from Olympique de Marseille to Stade Rennais, voiced his disappointment over how Marseille handled his departure. In an interview with Le Carré, he stated, “You can clearly say there was a lack of respect,” reflecting on his six-year tenure at the club. During his time at Marseille, Rongier made 196 appearances, scored six goals, and provided 11 assists, often taking on the role of captain. He rejected a contract extension last June, leading to his move to Stade Rennais, where he has signed a three-year contract. Despite the challenges of his departure, Rongier remains optimistic, attributing his resilience to personal growth and family support.
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