The Marseille manager contracts have been extended until 2027, marking the end of a period when the city's football club was unable to secure top-flight status in France's top tier.
This decision has come after Marseille had struggled to attract and retain players for years, with many fans feeling that their team lacked the talent and experience needed to compete at the highest level.
However, the club's new ownership group, which includes the French government and the private sector, have made it clear that they will not allow the situation to continue without change.
The contract extension is set to last until 2027, with full financial assistance provided by the government to cover any additional costs associated with the project.
Despite this, there is still some uncertainty about how the future of the club will be managed going forward, as the new owners struggle to find the right balance between profitability and sustainability.
However, the fact that the club has been able to extend its contracts shows that there is still hope for the future of football in Marseille, and that the city can once again thrive on the back of its talented players and passionate supporters.