Soprano, a rapper and passionate supporter of Olympique de Marseille (OM), recently voiced his disappointment with the team's performance this season. He criticized the growing emphasis on what he calls the "extra-sportive aspect" within the club, suggesting that the focus has shifted away from the game itself. Speaking on RMC's Super Moscato Show, he pointed out that every time a player leaves the team, they are suddenly seen as "extraordinary," hinting at internal problems that may be affecting the club's cohesion and morale. Soprano urged the players to refocus on the fundamentals of the game—playing with the ball and improving their on-field performance—rather than other distractions. He noted that the 2026-27 season started with a win, but the team followed that with three straight losses in Ligue 1 before facing a Europa League match against Besiktas. Despite the struggles, Soprano believes OM still has the potential to return to the top of the league and acknowledged that anything could still happen with the club. While Soprano expressed his concerns, he remains a loyal supporter of OM, even though the stadium wasn't full for the recent Classic match, which is the traditional derby between Marseille and Paris Saint-Germain (PSG). He admitted that he doesn't expect a miracle in the upcoming OM-PSG match but hopes for a performance that reflects pride and seriousness. Soprano's comments highlight the tension between fan expectations and the current performance of the team. As OM continues its campaign, the rapper's words serve as both a critique and a call to action for the players to refocus on their primary goal: success on the pitch.