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Adrien Rabiot Told to ‘Respect Money He Earns’ After Criticism of Australia Plan
Serie A CEO Luigi De Siervo defended the Perth match as a historic step despite fan opposition and player Adrien Rabiot's critical remarks, highlighting club and league decisions.
- On Wednesday, Serie A chief executive Luigi De Siervo rebuked AC Milan midfielder Adrien Rabiot, saying `Rabiot is right, we decide for him` after Rabiot said he was surprised by the AC Milan v Como match in Australia.
- After UEFA's consent on Monday, organizers proceeded despite opposition from fan groups across Europe, with UEFA reluctantly approving the Milan‑Como Perth fixture.
- Attempts to play regular‑season games overseas have repeatedly stumbled, with AC Milan pressing to stage the match abroad and Serie A’s 2018 Barcelona‑Girona attempt dismissed.
- LaLiga confirmed another overseas regular-season match on December 20 in Miami, with Javier Tebas calling it `a historic step` as UEFA insists approvals remain `exceptional`.
- Scheduling and travel concerns figured prominently in reactions from players and fans, with observers calling the timing absurd and consternation rising in Italy on Wednesday.
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The National Union of Professional Footballers supported the AC Milan player, about his comments in the Figaro, on the relocation of AC Milan-Côme to Australia.
·Paris, France
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The match in Perth is set to take place in February.
·Cumbria, United Kingdom
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The Italian football league has reacted sharply to Frenchman Adrien Rabiot's criticism of playing league matches abroad, with Serie A chief executive Luigi De Siervo advising the player to show more respect for the source of his income.
Serie A director Luigi de Siervo has said Adrien Rabiot "must respect his employer" after the AC Milan midfielder criticised plans for matches abroad.
·Amsterdam, Netherlands
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