Rabiot-Rowe Altercation a 'Bar Fight', Says De Zerbi
The violent dressing room fight between Rabiot and Rowe led to their suspension and transfer listing, with Rowe nearing a move to Bologna, impacting Marseille's squad ahead of the Champions League.
- On Friday, Marseille coach Roberto De Zerbi described a dressing-room brawl involving Adrien Rabiot and Jonathan Rowe, with both players suspended and placed on the transfer list, while Rowe nears a move to Bologna, Italy.
- After the season-opening defeat, tensions escalated when players were temporarily removed on Monday but the situation worsened due to those around them, notably Véronique Rabiot, Roberto De Zerbi said.
- Inside the dressing room, team bodyguards intervened as a chaotic scuffle left Darryl Bakola on the ground; Roberto De Zerbi described the incident as a "bar fight" unprecedented in his career, noting no teeth were broken but the severity was clear.
- OM's season plans were disrupted and the club now faces a crisis with the transfer window closing; Adrien Rabiot, valued at €15m, attracts interest from Juventus, AC Milan, and Inter Milan.
- The sanctions reignited debate over OM's disciplinary approach, as Véronique Rabiot publicly denounced the sanction's severity and Roberto De Zerbi defended Olympique de Marseille leadership's decision.
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Marseille coach Roberto de Zerbi explained at a press conference after the victory against Paris FC (5-2) wanting to "reconsider the thing" about Adrien Rabiot after having discussed it with the Phocaean leaders.
The boxing duel between Marseille footballers Adrien Rabiot and Jonathan Rowe also stunned coach Roberto De Zerbi.
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·Paris, France
Read Full ArticleAfter the fight in the OM locker room, the situation got worse because of Adrien Rabiot's mother, says the head coach.
·Montreal, Canada
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