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OM achieves a major coup with an agreement in principle announced for Adrien Rabiot!
Adrien Rabiot will not go to Manchester United or Real Madrid, as presumed by various international media. Without a club at the end of the summer transfer window, the French international midfielder, formerly a PSG player, has signed for Olympique de Marseille.
A real bomb
Indeed, Marseille announced on its official website that it had reached an agreement in principle with Adrien Rabiot for the arrival of the French midfielder at the club. The Marseille club thus specified that the player “will commit to OM subject to the result of the medical examination”.
RMC specifies that the Marseille hierarchy will offer Véronique Rabiot’s son a lease which should last for a period of two years.
The media also mentions a nice financial effort on the part of the former Parisian, for a deal conducted with great discretion by the trio Pablo Longoria-Medhi Benatia-Roberto De Zerbi. Nice move, another one, for OM.
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