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Il a peut-être fait la différence pour la France dimanche, mais selon un ancien défenseur de l’équipe de France, Adrien Rabiot (29 ans) ne changera probablement pas l’Olympique de Marseille. Ces mots sont d’Éric Di Meco, qui est apparu sur Rothen S’enflamme Monday to discuss what kind of impact the 2022 World Cup runner-up will have in the long term with Les Phocéens.“Adrien Rabiot is a high-level player who will do a lot of good here (at Marseille), and around him, he’s got teammates that play at a high level, but it’s not him who’s going to change the team I don’t think,” says Di Meco.Fellow French pundit and former international Christophe Dugarry believed that besides his two goals, he didn’t see many incredible things from the former Juventus midfielder.🔵⚪️ Duga: « S’il marque deux buts par match évidemment mais, à mon avis, ce ne sera pas le cas. Quel est son véritable niveau ? Aujourd’hui, c’est difficile de le dire. Hier je ne l’ai pas trouvé étincelant, n’exagérons pas »Ce Rabiot peut-il tout changer à la saison de l’OM ? pic.twitter.com/jKxYvWUH5e— Rothen s’enflamme (@Rothensenflamme) November 18, 2024According to the show’s host, Jérôme Rothen, processing the ball slowly up the field is exactly how Marseille boss Robert De Zerbi should employ the former Serie A champion.Dugarry says it would be a failure for the French club and Rabiot if the ex-Juventus captain cannot impact the nine-time Ligue 1 winners in some way.Rabiot has featured in six league fixtures for Marseille this season, playing the full 90 minutes in those last four affairs, with his team losing two of their last three matches in the competition.After 11 matchdays, OM sit third in the Ligue 1 table with 20 points and will head to Stade Bollaert-Delelis on Saturday for a date with RC Lens.GFFN | Joel Lefevre
