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Four months after his last match with the French team, Adrien Rabiot returned to Didier Deschamps’ group this Monday. The 29-year-old midfielder did not participate in the two gatherings which followed the Euro (September and October), since he had spent several weeks without a club. Before his signing at Olympique de Marseille, on September 17. Far from his optimal physical form, the ex-Paris Saint-Germain and Juventus player nevertheless has the confidence to “ DD » and its staff, as revealed in the newspaper The Parisian in its edition this Wednesday.
In permanent contact with Deschamps before joining the South of France, “Le Duc” is seen as an important element due to his reliability and professionalism. Respected by all of his teammates, the friend of Mike Maignan and Kingsley Coman does not hesitate to say things bluntly. A much appreciated freedom of tone. If he has yet to regain all his abilities, Adrien Rabiot is seen as a pillar of this French team on and off the field. A reinforced status while this selection is still looking for new leaders, after the international retirement of Antoine Griezmann.
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