Rabiot Exit: OM’s Prepared Strategy

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Failed in sports, Thomas grew up between the football round ball and the basketball orange, his two favorites since always. A graduate of a master’s degree and a license at the European Institute of Journalism in Paris, he still very closely follows the adventures of Arsenal and Los Angeles Lakers.

On the side of Olympique de Marseille, there have been a lot of departures and arrivals to the offseason including those from Adrien Rabiot to AC Milan and Jonathan Rowe in Bologna. The two protagonists of the wardrobe fight in Rennes were dismissed from the group because of inadequate behavior. As of last winter, Medhi Benatia had already warned his troops in the press.

Sous Pablo Longoriaeverything goes very quickly toOlympique de Marseille. The president of theWhether Who took office in 2021 has already completed no less than 53 recruits. However, 55 % of them took the door after just one year. 29 players left in different ways after their first season regardless of the terms: from transfer to the termination of the contract.

“We will take responsibility to change if the attitude is not good”

A large continuous replacement which can makeWhether A perpetual airport. An image that fully assumed Medhi Benatiadirector of football of theOlympique de Marseille, In interview with The team which dates back to February. “I am not afraid to say: for some, we will continue to pass for an airport hall, but we will take responsibility to change if the attitude is not good”.

Rabiot and Rowe fired, OM respected its line of conduct

And this prediction was confirmed this summer. Protagonist of a fight with Jonathan Rowe in the locker room of Roazhon Park (0-1) against Stade Rennais on August 15, Rabiot was permanently ousted from the ROBERTO DE ZERBI at OM, like English. The French international signed at theAC Milan When the former player of Norwich joined Bologna. The director of football of theWhether what Medhi Benatia had warned that behavioral problems would be sanctioned shamelessly. And it did not fail, it remains to be seen how theWhether will come out without Adrien Rabiot.

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