The ex-Milieu de l'OM settles its accounts after its surprise transfer to the Rossoneri.
Now that he wears the Rossoneri colors, Adrien Rabiot no longer has his tongue in his pocket. Twenty-four hours after the formalization of his transfer to AC Milan, the old Marseille environment lets its frustration burst. The French international still does not digest how OM ejected it this summer. A total misunderstanding which now pushes the entourage of the player to deliver his version of the facts.
His clan balanced on rulli
Because it's good
The Rabiot clan which is loose in the columns of the Parisian.
According to his relatives, the former Parisian was not even at the origin of the altercation in the locker room after Rennes. “At the start, it was goalkeeper Rulli who wanted to fight and Adrien first wanted to calm things before everything degenerates”reveals a relative of the player. A version that contradicts official Marseille communication.
Rabiot's entourage drives the point home and denounces the attitude of the management.
“He had good relations with his leaders, notably the sports director Mehdi Benatia. It is really the misunderstanding that dominates ”, continues the same source. The message is clear: Rabiot presents himself as a victim of an injustice, ejected for a fight he would have tried to appease rather than to stir up.
The Rabiot clan accuses Rulli of having launched the fight
Rabiot “Remains”
This counterattack especially reveals the bitterness of the player in the face of the speed of his sidelining. “When everything ignited publicly, he had refused to express themselves by thinking that everything was going to calm down“, Confides those around him. A strategy of silence that turned against him, OM having quickly thrown oil on media fire.
The Rabiot clan openly wonders about Marseille motivations. Would we have attended the same epilogue if the events had taken place in September, without the possibility of sale? The question deserves to be asked. For the moment, Rabiot is trying to turn the Milanese page, but the Marseille episode will visibly leave traces. Difficult to believe in a misunderstanding when the two camps camp on such opposite versions.
