Theo Hernandez, the former Barcelona and Real Madrid player who moved to Marseille in January, has been a key figure in Marseille's recent success.
In his debut for Marseille, Hernandez scored a brace against Real Sociedad on the opening day of the season. He then made it four goals in as many games as he scored three goals in a match against Paris Saint-Germain in the Coupe de la Ligue.
Hernandez's goal was particularly impressive because it came just after half-time when Marseille had only one man up due to injuries to both teams' defenders. In the second half, Hernandez scored another two goals, including a penalty shootout that sealed a 4-1 victory over Villarreal.
The move to Marseille also brought him closer to his family, who live in Spain. "I'm very happy to be back in Europe," Hernandez said. "It's been a long time since I've played in France."
Despite being a young player, Hernandez has already established himself as a top scorer for Marseille. He is averaging 2.6 goals per game this season, which is good enough to lead the team towards the UEFA Champions League group stage.
However, Hernandez's success is not solely down to his performances on the pitch. His influence off the field is equally important. He is known for his leadership qualities and has been instrumental in helping Marseille overcome some of their toughest challenges during the season.
Overall, Theo Hernandez's move to Marseille has been a positive development for the club. The French international is proving to be a valuable asset to the team and will continue to play a crucial role in helping Marseille achieve their ambitions this season.