No Regrets: Marseille President Longoria Opens Up About Adrien Rabiot Affair
Marseille president Pablo Longoria breaks silence on Jonathan Rowe dressing room fight and Adrien Rabiot's departure to AC Milan, emphasizing the importance of maintaining discipline within the club.
Marseille president Pablo Longoria has opened up about the departure of key midfielder Adrien Rabiot after his dressing room bust-up with England international Jonathan Rowe. Longoria says Rabiot's exit was not pre-determined and the club have been left with a void after his transfer to AC Milan. However, the Marseille president claims the club needed to act to maintain the spirit of discipline.
Unpacking the Adrien Rabiot Affair
Marseille president Pablo Longoria recently shed light on the turbulent departure of key midfielder Adrien Rabiot following a heated confrontation with England international Jonathan Rowe. Longoria emphasized that Rabiot's exit was not a pre-determined decision, but a necessary action to uphold the club's values.
The Void Left by Rabiot's Transfer
With Rabiot's move to AC Milan, Marseille finds themselves grappling with a significant void in their midfield. Longoria acknowledged the impact of Rabiot's departure, noting the importance of his contributions on the pitch.
Maintaining Club Discipline
Longoria stressed the essential nature of upholding discipline within the club, asserting that the decision to part ways with Rabiot was a strategic move to preserve the team's unity. Despite the departure of a key player, Longoria remains resolute in his commitment to fostering a culture of accountability.
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