USMNT Star Tim Weah Completes Tense Juventus Exit
Tim Weah is headed back to France after a two-year stint at Juventus.
www.si.comHere are the latest updates on Tim Weah I could gather recently:
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Tim Weah completed his move from Juventus to Olympique Marseille in August 2025, with Marseille paying around €15 million, plus add-ons and a buy/loan structure [source: outlets covering the transfer, August 2025 period]. This marked a return to French football for the USMNT winger, after his time in Italy, with Marseille aiming to boost his playing time ahead of the 2026 World Cup on home soil.[2]
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In the 2025-26 season with Marseille, Weah featured for the club and was managed by Roberto De Zerbi, with reports indicating the move was designed to provide him more regular minutes and a chance to regain form. He faced competition for minutes and needed to build match rhythm after his transfer.[2]
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As of late 2025 and into 2026, Weah dealt with a thigh injury that kept him out for multiple games, with talk of a return to full fitness and ongoing assessment of his match readiness. He was expected to re-enter training and push for a role in the squad as he regained rhythm.[3][4]
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For national team context, Weah remains a key figure for the USMNT as they approach the 2026 FIFA World Cup hosted by the United States, with expectations that his club form will translate into meaningful contributions for the national team.[2]
If you’d like, I can pull more precise dates, match appearances, and goals from Marseille’s 2025-26 season, or summarize current injury status and predicted return dates. I can also tailor the update to focus on his impact for the USMNT ahead of the World Cup. Would you like a brief bullet-point timeline or a side-by-side comparison of his stats before and after the Marseille move?
Citations:
- Tim Weah transfer to Marseille and related details.[2]
- Context on his role and manager at Marseille and minutes, plus World Cup context.[2]
- Injury timeline and return to training updates.[4][3]