The weekend unrest in France led to severe vandalism and looting at Olympique de Marseille and Lille. Marseille’s official store on La Canebière was damaged and will remain closed for repairs, while Lille’s downtown store also suffered extensive vandalism and is closed until further notice. Both clubs have condemned these acts, expressing solidarity with their employees and supporters as authorities launch cleanup operations and impose restrictions. The weekend unrest in France led to severe vandalism and looting at Olympique de Marseille and Lille. Marseille’s official store on La Canebière was damaged and will remain closed for repairs, while Lille’s downtown store also suffered extensive vandalism and is closed until further notice. Both clubs have condemned these acts, expressing solidarity with their employees and supporters as authorities launch cleanup operations and impose restrictions.
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