Tempers are boiling over at Olympique Marseille after a humiliating 3-0 defeat to Nantes over the weekend, dealing a major blow to their European qualification hopes. Club owner Frank McCourt has had enough—and he's taking drastic action.

According to journalist Daniel Riolo on French broadcaster RMC's 'After Foot' program, McCourt has ordered all OM stars to be confined to the training ground until the next matchday. The owner is reportedly "very, very angry" and can no longer stomach "what the players are producing—it is absolutely shameful."

The decision has sparked internal tension, however. Coach Habib Beye is said to be against the lockdown, with Riolo claiming, "This decision does not satisfy Beye, he is against it." The coach reportedly knows "that the team is no longer pulling together anyway," suggesting the punishment may do more harm than good for squad morale.

Marseille currently sit seventh in Ligue 1, a position that would see them miss out on European football entirely next season. With just one win from their last five matches, the pressure is mounting. The question now is whether this extreme measure will spark a turnaround or deepen the discord. OM will face Le Havre away next Sunday—a match that could define their season.