Overview
- The club said Monday it reached an agreement with Longoria on his departure, ending a six-year stint, and did not disclose the terms.
- McCourt’s February shake-up moved Longoria to institutional duties, installed Alban Juster as interim president, and tasked Benatia with running the sporting side through the season.
- Longoria posted a farewell on LinkedIn that thanked staff, players, supporters, and McCourt, and Le Parisien reported he has joined the CSBT board.
- The exit follows a rough stretch that included a Trophée des Champions defeat, Champions League elimination, a 5-0 loss to PSG, and coach Roberto De Zerbi’s February 12 departure, with anger from fans flaring again after Sunday’s 2-1 loss to Lille.
- OM has not named a permanent successor, and local reporting indicates the owner has hired a recruitment firm to identify candidates while Juster remains in place.