He scored his first goal as a senior player in a 3-1 win over Auxerre in October 2006, coming on as a second half substitute, and despite not being a regular, he scored six goals in 32 appearances during the 2006/07 season. He again struggled to curry favour with Lacombe the following season though and made just 11 starts in the league, scoring his only goal of the campaign in the UEFA Cup against Lokomotiv Sofia.
The 2008/09 season was equally as unfortunate for Marveaux as after tearing his hamstring in October, it was discovered that a haematoma had formed around the injury and he had to have an operation that kept him out for five months, limiting him to just 6 appearances during the campaign. Last season was however Marveaux’s breakthrough season, and he scored 10 goals and provided 5 assists in 35 league appearances under new manager Frederic Antonetti.
Now out of contract in the summer and currently recovering from a groin injury sustained in October, Marveaux is looking for a new challenge. He can play on the left hand side of midfield or just behind the striker as a playmaker and is available for very little in this transfer window. A late bloomer at 24 after a lack of games and a serious injury, is he a player that Liverpool should be looking at?
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Sounds like a very injury-prone player and I think we have enough of them already. It also would be nice to get some out-and-out wingers instead of someone who can player wide too.
Not a bad one better dan 11 cheskys. And also cheap.
I watched them play on and definitely do not like me, but according to what I read,
liverpool would pay about £ 3m, we could buy it and sell it for a
higher price, as probably happens with Jovanovic, who was a player
free and could win a £ 5m sold him