Olympique de Marseille has announced that Medhi Benatia will remain as football director until the end of the season, despite his resignation announcement over the weekend. According to the club's owner, Frank McCourt, Medhi Benatia has agreed to extend his notice period until June. The role of president Pablo Longoria will evolve towards his institutional responsibilities, in order to maintain the representation of Olympique de Marseille within French and European bodies. Medhi Benatia had announced his resignation after the departure of coach Roberto De Zerbi and as the club is going through a difficult sporting period. Olympique de Marseille is currently 4th in the championship and has been eliminated from the Champions League. Frank McCourt has assured that the appointment of a new coach will be announced soon and that his ambition for the club remains intact. The American owner of Olympique de Marseille was expected in Marseille on Tuesday, as the governance crisis is deepening at the head of the club. The supporters of Olympique de Marseille have expressed their discontent by leaving hostile tags and graffiti aimed at president Pablo Longoria near the Commanderie, the club's training center. The messages targeted the club's president, with slogans such as « Longora démission » or « Pablo out ». Olympique de Marseille drew 2-2 on Saturday against Strasbourg, led by interim coach Jacques Abardonado. The club must now focus on the end of the season and the appointment of a new coach. Medhi Benatia will remain in charge of Olympique de Marseille's football until the end of the season, despite the club's current difficulties. Olympique de Marseille must now find a way to get out of this crisis and focus on sporting objectives. The club has a long history and a great passion from its supporters, and it is essential to find a way to satisfy them. Olympique de Marseille is a club that has always been proud of its values and history, and it is essential to preserve them. The club's future is uncertain, but one thing is sure, the supporters will always be there to support their team. The Olympique de Marseille must now work together to find a solution to the current crisis and to ensure the club's success in the future.