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“I’m not going to lie to you, when I was at PSG
I was given nothing. They didn’t give me any gifts. We haven’t been behind me more than that while… So now, after five years at Juventus, saying ‘we pampered him…’, we have to stop. There was none of that. When I was in the closet during my last season, the supporters did not come to defend me to get me out of there so after a while we have to stop the hypocrisy.
These comments made by Adrien Rabiot at the Téléfoot microphone did not go unnoticed. Pointed out by Paris Saint-Germain supporters, the French international saw Christophe Dugarry come to his aid this week. And the RMC consultant didn’t beat around the bush.
Dugarry raises his voice: “What is this nonsense? »
Renowned for his outspokenness, Christophe Dugarry made very strong comments. “ I am shocked that we can justify the threats, the blackmail… How can we justify that a club has the right to do that under the pretext that the kid comes from the training center? If a young person from the PSG training center is an OM supporter, what should you do? Should we burn it? What do we do? We put him in the public square, we put him on the Champs-Elysées and he carries around naked before we whip him and flog him? But what is this nonsense? He does what he wants. He doesn’t have to justify himself, he doesn’t have to explain. He shouldn’t even enter into this debate“, thundered the 1998 world champion.
“ You have made your choice, you accept it, you play, you take the club you want, you take the sorrel you want, you make the contract you want. If you want to reach the end of your contract or if you want a 20-year contract… Adrien Rabiot does what he wants“, concluded the former striker. It’s said.
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