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Olympique de Marseille store looted amid French unrest

Olympique de Marseille condemns looting of official store during recent protests in France.

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Olympique de Marseille store looted amid French unrest
Fans outside the looted store on La Canebiere in Marseille.

Key Takeaways

  • Olympique de Marseille's official store on La Canebiere was looted during recent protests.
  • The club condemns the acts of violence and expresses solidarity with its store partner Puma.
  • Marseille authorities have imposed a ban on public gatherings and demonstrations in the city.

Olympique de Marseille has condemned the looting of its official store on La Canebiere, the city’s historic main avenue, following days of unrest in France. The incident occurred during a period of heightened public discontent over high prices and declining public services.

In a statement, the club expressed its strong disapproval of the acts of violence and looting, emphasizing its solidarity with Puma, the company operating the store. The club’s official statement read, 'Olympique de Marseille condemns in the strongest possible terms the acts of violence and looting targeting its official store on the Canebiere and expresses its solidarity with its partner Puma, which operates the store.'

The looting incident has resulted in significant property damage, leading the club to temporarily close the store to the public. However, fans are advised that other official stores of Olympique de Marseille in Marseille remain open for business.

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Club officials stated, 'Fans may, however, continue to visit OM’s other official stores in Marseille. The club will inform its fans as soon as conditions allow for a reopening.'

In response to the unrest, Marseille authorities have imposed a ban on public gatherings and demonstrations across the city. The ban took effect from midday (1000 GMT) until 8 p.m. (1800 GMT) on Monday.

The justice minister has criticized the security services for their handling of the far-left protesters, indicating that the events have caused significant disruption and damage.

Despite the challenges, Olympique de Marseille are currently ninth in Ligue 1 after seven matches and are set to return to action on Thursday, when they will face Austrian side Sturm Graz in the Europa League.

The club is urging its supporters to remain vigilant and informed about the situation, as conditions may change rapidly.

Olympique de Marseille condemns in the strongest possible terms the acts of violence and looting targeting its official store on the Canebiere and expresses its solidarity with its partner Puma, which operates the store.

Olympique de Marseille, Club statement