Marseille has struggled in the early stages of the Ligue 1 season, earning just three points from its first three matches, which has left the team in tenth place in the league table. The club's recent performance took a hit this Sunday when they suffered a 3-2 home defeat to Paris FC, marking their second straight loss. This result has raised concerns about the team's form and cohesion, especially as they look to build momentum in the coming weeks. According to recent reports, Marseille's players have covered the fewest kilometers of any team in Ligue 1 since the season restarted, logging only 67 kilometers compared to 114 kilometers by the newly promoted team Le Mans. This statistic highlights potential issues with the team's physical preparedness and match fitness, which could be contributing to their poor performance on the field. Christophe Dugarry, a former Marseille player and current analyst, shared his thoughts on the team's struggles during an interview with RMC. He expressed that he has not yet seen a cohesive unit under the management of Bruno Genesio, the team's coach. Dugarry pointed out that he observes more weaknesses than strengths in the current squad, emphasizing that improvements will not happen overnight. While he acknowledged that some players are performing well, he noted that others are struggling, indicating a lack of consistency across the team. Despite the early challenges, Dugarry believes there is still a lot of work to be done and does not think the team has reached its limits after just three matches. He questioned the purpose of the coach, players, and training if the team had already reached its peak performance. Marseille will look to turn their fortunes around in their next Ligue 1 match against Rennes, followed by a crucial Europa League encounter against Besiktas in Turkey. The upcoming fixtures will be critical for the team as they seek to regain their footing in both domestic and European competitions.