Olympique de Marseille is awaiting a crucial decision from UEFA regarding its participation in the Europa League for 2026-2027. The club finished 5th in Ligue 1, securing qualification on the pitch with a victory against Stade Rennais on May 17. However, UEFA still needs to confirm whether OM will be allowed to compete in European competition next season. The UEFA Club Financial Control Body reviewed the club's financial situation on June 2 and could announce its decision as early as Wednesday. OM is under scrutiny for not adhering to the financial fair play agreements made in 2022. If found non-compliant, the club could face exclusion from the Europa League. Additionally, the National Directorate of Management Control (DNCG) reported losses of 157 million euros, which could lead to a salary cap for OM next season. The club's current financial situation is exacerbated by the crisis in TV rights in French football, making Olympique de Marseille's future in European competition uncertain.