Football: Stéphane Richard, former CEO of Orange, new president of OM

Author: senenews.comPublished on: April 10, 2026Country: France

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Football: Stéphane Richard, former CEO of Orange, new president of OM

Stéphane Richard, former CEO of Orange, will become the new president of Olympique de Marseille starting July 2, 2026. He succeeds Pablo Longoria, who was dismissed in February, while the Marseille club currently holds the 4th place in the French championship. This appointment signifies a shift towards a more traditional corporate leadership profile for the club.

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