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Emerson Palmieri clears rumours, says he never asked to leave Marseille

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
Emerson Palmieri clears rumours, says he never asked to leave Marseille

At the Stade Vélodrome, Emerson Palmieri walked past chanting supporters and used the moment to put an end to months of speculation about a possible return to Brazil. The 32‑year‑old left‑back insisted he never requested a transfer away from Olympique de Marseille.

Rumours had swirled after he was announced as being close to a move back to Brazil during the summer window. Palmieri dismissed those reports, stating he never asked to leave the club.

Interest from Santos acknowledged

While the Brazilian side Santos showed genuine interest, Palmieri said the club’s approach did not change his happiness at staying in Marseille. He praised the city’s passionate fan base, saying it had left a deep impression on him.

"I have never asked to leave OM, never," the Italian international told La Provence. The quote underscored his firm stance against the transfer narrative.

Contract and future focus

After discussions with head coach Bruno Genesio and the club’s hierarchy, Palmieri felt reassured that Marseille still counted on him. He is under contract until the end of the season, with an optional extra year at the club’s disposal.

Family speculation added fuel to the fire when his wife posted on Instagram about disappointment at not returning home. Palmieri clarified that the episode belongs to the past and that no formal request was ever made.

Beyond his personal situation, the defender highlighted the team’s tactical shortcomings, urging better ball retention and vigilance in attack to avoid counter‑attacks. He echoed Genesio’s call for consistent concentration throughout the full ninety minutes.

With his future now settled, Palmieri looks to concentrate on his performances, hoping his experience from West Ham, Chelsea, AS Rome and Lyon can help Marseille regain regularity.

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