Rabiot is dissatisfied with overseas games? Serie A CEO: This is the money he earns and he should respect his employer’s wishes

October 8th Serie A CEO De Silvo responded to Rabiot's dissatisfaction with the Milan overseas match in an interview, and bluntly stated that he should not complain about the overseas matches he went to Australia.

Rabiot said that overseas games are not something that players can decide, and they did not ask for their opinions: He was right, but he forgot that like all players, he took millions of euros and did only one thing: playing football. Therefore, he should respect his income and follow the employer's wishes, that is, AC Milan, which is AC Milan that is vigorously promoting the hosting of this overseas event.

DeSilvo: The health of the player is a key issue, but it is not impossible, especially if it is a special event.

DeSilvo: For many years, the NFL and the NBA have been hosting games outside the United States, hoping to become a global event that will attract fans around the world. Although UEFA does not support it, it also accepts the particularity of this event.

We believe that if football goes out to promote its own brand in moderation, it may lose its advantage in competition with other sports. I hope fans can understand that these small sacrifices can bring huge benefits in the medium and long term.

de Silvo: Over the years, the Tour de France, the Tour de Italy and the Tour de West have all started in other countries. These competitions last for 21 days, three of which will be held in another country, with the goal of promoting their own brand and increasing their visibility.

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