Marseille manager, Alain Boly, has confirmed that he will remain at the club until the end of the season, despite reports that his contract is set to expire in January.
The move comes after a disappointing start to the season, with Marseille struggling to secure points and struggling to maintain their position in the league table. However, Alain Boly has been vocal about his commitment to the club and his desire to continue playing football.
In a statement released on Monday, Alain Boly said: "I have always been committed to Marseille and I am happy to stay here until the end of the season."
Despite the challenges faced by the team this season, Alain Boly remains optimistic about their chances of challenging for the Ligue 1 title next season. He added: "We must be determined and work hard to improve our performance and make sure we do not repeat the mistakes made last season."
Alain Boly's decision to stay at Marseille means that there may be some uncertainty as to who will take over as manager in the coming months. However, it is clear that the club is confident in the ability of their current coaching staff to lead them back into the top flight of French football.
Overall, Alain Boly's decision to stay at Marseille is a positive sign for the future of the club. With the right management and support, they can continue to compete at the highest level of French football and challenge for titles in the years ahead.