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Adrien Rabiot’s choice to join Olympique de Marseille did not leave Christophe Dugarry indifferent.
It was a last-minute move that had the effect of a small bombshell at the beginning of the week. A player stamped Paris Saint-Germain par excellence,
Adrien Rabiot made a very strong choice for the rest of his career by signing with Olympique de Marseille.
Despite his training and his emergence within the capital club, the French international, who had been without a club since his free departure from Juventus Turin, did not hesitate to sign a contract with Marseille. A signing that inevitably fueled debate. If Marseille supporters were pleasantly surprised by the arrival of a player of this caliber, incomprehension reigned within the Parisian community.
“He assumes the freedom to do what he wants, well done!”
Christophe Dugarry, for his part, does not dwell on these considerations. The 1998 world champion even expressed his incomprehension regarding the criticisms that Rabiot is subject to from Parisian supporters. For the RMC consultant, the midfielder made an admirable choice.
“I love Adrien Rabiot, he’s my idol! But what freedom this boy has!” Dugarry exclaimed on RMC. He assumes the freedom to do what he wants. At the time, he was at Paris Saint-Germain, he decided not to extend his contract, to keep his mother as an agent, to go to Juventus Turin and to leave at the end of my contract. Now, he decides to go to Marseille, he does what he wants. I love this freedom to think and act! Bravo Adrien Rabiot.
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