The French Football Federation (Ligue Nationale de Football) has announced that William Saliba, the French striker who is currently playing for Marseille, will be wearing the yellow and black stripes on the pitch in the coming season.
Saliba's decision to wear the team's red and white kit comes after he was suspended by his club for two years following an incident with referee Alain Bouchet during their last game against Bordeaux. The suspension was due to Saliba being verbally abusive towards Bouchet and other players.
Saliba's decision to wear the team's new shirt came just days before the start of the season, with the Ligue 1 title up for grabs. He made his debut for the team in the first match of the season, which saw him score the only goal of the match against Toulouse.
However, it seems that Saliba's new jersey may not be the end of his career as he could face disciplinary action from his club if he continues to engage in any form of misconduct.
In conclusion, William Saliba's decision to wear the team's new shirt is a significant move for Marseille, who have struggled to compete with top European clubs this season. However, it remains to be seen whether he will continue to perform well under the new system or whether he will need to undergo further disciplinary action.
It is worth noting that the French Football Federation has already announced that they will be reviewing the situation involving Saliba and will take appropriate action if necessary.