In response to the eviction of her OM son, Véronique Rabiot, mother and agent of the player, castigated the club management and his coach, accusing them of lies and incompetence.
The violent altercation occurred between Adrien Rabiot and Jonathan Rowe recently led to the sidelining of the two players at Olympique de Marseille. A decision justified by President Pablo Longoria, who mentioned theAFP “An event of incredible gravity and violence”.
However, this version was strongly challenged by Véronique Rabiot, mother and agent of the tricolor midfielder.
“A player like Adrien, we cannot get him out of the team for an altercation in the locker room”, she told RTL.
“In the world of football, everyone is lying, and everyone knows that everyone is lying. Of course they lie. Anyway, the purpose of the world of football is always a matter of money. »»
“They are unable to control their emotions”
The businesswoman also criticized the choices of Marseille leaders, who decided to separate from Rabiot as from Rowe this summer by placing them on the list of transfers:
“Make a decision like that, which is completely lunar, is also to put the team in difficulty. I really think that the president and the director of football have a costume too big for them. (…) I think they are not in their place, that they do not have the profile of the post, and that they are devoured by their pride and their oversized ego, and that they are unable to control their emotions. »»
The mother of the vice-world champion 2022 also pinned the coach Roberto de Zerbi, whom she considers far from having shown exemplary behavior. “As for the coach, the first to scream, cry, to be violent, it's him! On the two fingers fight with Unai Emery in preparation? But of course! And that shocked me. There he respected the club? A coach should not do so. We talked about it, was he sanctioned? No. If you really want the players to be exemplary, you have to be exemplary yourself. We cannot ask others what we are not able to do. It is a principle of education. (…) Slit in favor of the coach compared to Adrien? It's less problematic to change a player than the coach … Ah, I hadn't thought about it! Indeed … it's him or it's me. Possible “concluded Véronique Rabiot for The arrivale this Friday.
