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This is an announcement that has caused a lot of talk in recent days. Free to commit wherever he wanted since leaving Juventus, Adrien Rabiot has finally made the choice to commit to Olympique de Marseille. A choice that has been criticized by him, the former player trained at PSG, considered a Parisian kid since his youngest age and experienced as a betrayal by PSG supporters.
In sporting terms, OM has pulled off a great move by getting a player considered one of the best in his position. But before he starts playing matches, he will have to get back into the swing of things since he hasn’t played a single match for several months and hasn’t taken part in the summer training. According to information from The Teamit was former PSG fitness coach Jérôme Andral who helped the 29-year-old midfielder get back into shape with a view to finding a club quickly. Ironically, it was OM that Rabiot signed for…
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