Didier Drogba has been warned he is not welcome back at Marseille.
The former Chelsea striker is without a club after leaving Montreal Impact at the end of last season.
He has been linked with a return to the Stade Velodrome, where he spent one season before moving to Stamford Bridge.
But during their 4-1 defeat to Monaco, Marseille fans made it clear they did not want Drogba back at the club.
A large banner was held up before kick-off, reading: 'Drogba, stop saying you love L'OM, you make in a month what we won't earn in a lifetime.
"Stop feeling sorry for yourself and go back to China."
Drogba was at Shanghai Shenhua between 2012 and 2013 and has been tipped to make a big-money return to the Chinese Super League, while Corinthians are also thought to be keen.
Speaking earlier this month, Drogba said: "There is an option to return to France, but I will no say more. I hope to be able to hold my promise one day [to return to Marseille]. It can be done.
"But you let a player go, and financially he is making a good living since then, and now you want him to come back and divide his salary in two?
"I would like to come back as a player, but I can't force the board to bring me back."
Marseille boss Rudi Garcia has played down the chances of Drogba returning, adding: "Sometimes you have to just leave the great experiences as they are."
Garcia also refused to discuss the possibility of Dimitri Payet returning to the club from West Ham.
However, club officials are set for talks on Monday over a proposed £35million switch.