Overview
- Speaking on October 7 in an interview with Le Figaro from France camp, Adrien Rabiot condemned playing AC Milan’s Serie A match against Como in Perth as "completely crazy."
- He said the decision stems from economic agreements aimed at boosting the league’s visibility and described it as being "above" the players.
- Rabiot argued the plan conflicts with ongoing concerns about congested schedules and player welfare given the extreme travel distance.
- Despite his criticism, he added that players will have to adapt, saying, "as always."
- The Milan–Como league fixture has been scheduled to be played in Perth, Australia.