He surprised the whole environment by committing to theOlympique de Marseilleless than a year ago: Adrien Rabiot cultivates his sense of the opposite view. Trained at Paris Saint-Germain, the French international has taken off his Parisian titi label to represent the rival club.
Returning to its best level, Rabiot quickly proved its status as a leader in the field as well as outside. Versatile, regular, combative and decisive, the former Parisian even emerged as an essential player in the Zerbi Roberto system.
Rabiot ready to turn his back on OM for Allegri?
But since the end of the season, the vice-world champion 2022 remains undecided in its short-term future. “The Champions League at the Vélodrome?” It's going to be grand. Afterwards, me, personally, I don't want to go back on what will happen next season, launched the midfielder a few weeks ago. We will have a moment to land with the president, with Medhi, to discuss all this. To experience these emotions there in the largest of European competitions must be top level. »»
Rabiot proud of his season at OM
Adrien Rabiot has spoke this week. The French international broke the silence in an interview with The Athletic media. If he does not yet categorically assert his wish to continue the Marseille adventure, Rabiot assures that he does not regret his choice.
“I arrived in Marseille and I had a great season. I helped the club fully achieve its objectives by qualifying (for the Champions League) from my first season. So, I have no regrets ”he explained, before justifying his choice not to join Manchester United. “Last year also when I was free, they returned to the charge (after a first approach in 2023, editor's note). The exchanges were again good. But it's true that it was a bit delicate. The situation in which the club was in … I was a little reluctant to know how they were going to be able to achieve great things again. Because they are in a difficult situation at the moment. »» A feeling that has been verified with the catastrophic season of the English club.
