The transfer window hasn't even officially opened yet, but Olympique de Marseille are already fielding offers for two of their brightest stars. According to a report from L'Équipe, the club has received bids for midfielder Quinten Timber (24) and winger Igor Paixao (25)—both of whom have been key contributors this season.

Marseille's failure to secure a spot in next season's UEFA Champions League has put the club in a tough position. To balance the books, they may be forced to part ways with players they'd rather keep. Timber and Paixao, both under contract until 2030, have attracted concrete interest even before the summer market officially kicks off. Their strong performances this campaign have made them prime targets for clubs looking to bolster their squads early.

But the potential departures don't stop there. Mason Greenwood (24) and Leonardo Balerdi (27) are also seen as likely exits. Both players command significant wages, and Marseille will need to offload them to ease financial pressure—even if they manage to qualify for the UEFA Europa League, which remains a possibility heading into the final matchday of the season.

Incoming sporting director Grégory Lorenzi hasn't even been formally announced yet, but he's already facing a busy summer. With multiple offers on the table and tough decisions ahead, Marseille's transfer strategy will be one to watch closely as the window approaches.