I don’t think that option is on the table for him. The only other teams that could (if they wanted) pay him crazy wages are simply not in for him.
For the record he didn’t stop playing. The technical director made him unavailable for selection to Tuchel, because he wouldn’t renew his contract.
He went to a night club after a loss. He liked Evra 's post celebrating when we knocked them out. He refused training with the reserves. And he he got dropped because he kept coming late.
No, in December Rabiot announced to the club that he will leave at the end of his contract, Antero Henrique answered that in that case he wouldn't play for the team anymore. In January PSG decided to send him train with the reserve which he did but after several training sessions, he contacted the LFP because that's against the rules and PSG were told to stop their nonsense. In February, PSG tried to sanction him financially because he wasn't at Doha in January, he wasn't at Doha because he was at his grandmother's funerals and next to his dying father, PSG at the time authorized his absence.
What are you talking about? Do you know what unprofessional means? Going to a nightclub is not unproffesional for a player who has a day off. Neither is liking an instagram post by Evra.
https://bleacherreport.com/articles...o-exclude-adrien-rabiot-from-first-team-squad
Always to sides of a story eh?
There's no sides, there's simply ignorance on your part. These rules don't apply to players who aren't in the squad. Hence PSG did nothing about it, because they couldn't do nothing that wouldn't be legally challenged.
It's not against club rules to go to night clubs, he was late a long time ago and sanctioned, as was Mbappé and every other players that have been late to meetings. And he can like whatever he wants when the club showed zero respect and even used the death of relatives against him.
Oh, come on. He is still under contract and get paid alot of money. Of course you have an obligation. If you can't see that, im baffled. You simply dont go partying and liking posts of your teammate losing. That is borderline unprofessional. It dosent matter if you're playing or not
This is interesting as isn't this what is being said about Mbappe now?
After you've finished with "unprofessional", the next word for you to look up on the dictionary is "obligation".
Yes it is.
Not exactly, apparently he had an issue with the fact that some players that happens to be foreigners aren't treated like the rest, they are given more leeway and more respect from the suits, he isn't the only player thinking that way the likes of Cavani and Marquinhos are supposed to think the same. The players in question are the likes of Neymar, Dani Alves, Thiago Silva, Ibrahimovic and Verratti. Also it was rumoured that PSG's initially offered Rabiot the same wage that Choupo-Moting currently have.
So, instead of making arguments towards your case, this is your answer?
Well doneI really don’t care what kind of bloke you think I am
Ffs you know what I mean.
Well, its not tricky to adjudicate. They have this in their contracts. He has accepted his fines for bad behaviour on more than one occasion. You dont get fined for cnutish behaviour, you get in when you breach certain agreements in the contract. He got fined for the Evra instagram-post, and accepted it. Its unprofessional and he knew it himself.I really don’t care what kind of bloke you think I am
You don’t get to set the standards for what is professional or not in a profession. They are stipulated in contracts and they’re also the subject to and compliant with overarching employment law. There are independent commissions and tribunals that are there to dictate when a behaviour is unprofessional or not and whether players are in breach of obligations, when it’s tricky case to adjudicate.
Long story short, the only unprofessional thing Rabiot did was turning late to a meeting and getting fined for it. The rest, is only unprofessional in your imaginary definition of footballer professionalism. And if they were a cnutish thing to do, they were certainly more than justifiable based on how he was treated by PSG. He only acted like cnut after they tried to humiliate him by making him train with the reserves just because he wouldn’t renew his contract.
You are negating the club has also been sanctioned regarding their behaviour towards the player, forcing him to train with the reserves because he refused to sign a new deal. You are also negating that many of these fines you are referring to occurred after the club decided to anex the player after he refused to sign a new deal.
Of course, he's on a free so ..
Yes, its pretty Clear. Its both. The Club are free to do what they want as long as they do it within the rules. On certain occasions they have not. Like made him Train With the reservers/youth-team.
I red somewhere that she did the same thing with Barca, she demanded the same kind of money for herself and Barca stopped negotiations because of that. IIRC, he fired his mom as his agent.
I dont agree With you at all. The ones being cnuts are really the both of them. He wants to leave on a free because he wants more Money. Some may say thats cnutish as well. But its his Choice.
I hope for his sake it's true that he seeked outside council.
He hasn't be fined since October when both Rabiot and Mbappé were late, Mbappé has been fined 180k since that time though for the same reason.
I don't follow your logic here, his current contract is from 2014 and he doesn't have a big contract. He hasn't been negative and simply decided to not renew, he was a starter and even captained the team until Henrique decided to act like an idiot. Also PSG refused to sell him last season.
Isn't that what he is doing? PSG didn't sell him last summer (not his doing).
I think you need to read the last couple of pages because your post makes no sense in that context. Never mind that, your post makes no sense even in its own context. Why would you sign a contract extension with a club you’re unhappy with and feel you’ve been treated unfairly?
