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This is the signing that has been causing the most buzz on social media in recent weeks. By choosing to join Olympique de Marseille on a free transfer, Adrien Rabiot has delighted his new supporters as much as disappointed a large part of PSG fans, the club that had revealed him until 2019, when he left at the end of his contract for Juventus Turin. But if there is one man who applauds the 29-year-old midfielder’s decision, it is Christophe Dugarry, who paid a vibrant tribute to Rabiot.
“I love Adrien Rabiot. Adrien Rabiot is my idol! But what freedom this boy has! The freedom to do what he wants, the boy. He was at Paris Saint-Germain. What did they tell him, what didn’t they tell him? He said: I decide not to extend my contract, I decide to keep my mother as my agent, I decide to go to Juve, I decide to go until the end of my contract. There, he decides to go to Marseille. (…) He is not in the diktats: you have the Paris jersey, you do not have the right to have the OM jersey. A starter in the French team, captain at Juventus. (…) The guy has an exceptional career”he said on RMC this Tuesday.
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