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Adrien Rabiot was not spared by Parisian supporters … For his comeback to the Parc des Princes, Sunday evening during the classic won by PSG on OM (3-1), the 29-year-old French international was entitled to a hostile reception to say the least. In addition to bronca at each of its ball touches, the old titi was the target of insulting banners also targeting its family.
“” Loyalty for men, betrayal for whores “,” Vero, which is his true father? Dehu, Fiorese, Cana or Heinze? “,” Whore of mother as a son “could we read in particular on the different banners deployed by the Parisian ultras located in the Auteuil turn.
“You will not take it to paradise”
In the aftermath of the match, Adrien Rabiot responded to the supporters of the Red and Blue who attacked his mother Véronique and his deceased father. “” Insulting a mother, and a deceased father … Everything is paid one day. You will not take it to paradise. Believe me “, He wrote on his Instagram account.
The “Duke” also wanted to send a message to the President of PSG. “” Nasser (Al-Khelaïfi), you can have all the money in the world and even more, the class is not bought ”dropped Rabiot, who did not stay in good end with the Qatari leader after his departure from Paris in 2019. “
Indignant By these attacks, her mother also reacted by announcing that she was going to file a complaint. “” Of course, I will file a complaint. I do not understand why the match was not arrested, She deplored France Info. I am really indignant, indignant, really indignant at what can be said, written, without anyone reacting. »»
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