PSG reaches out to fans ahead of match against Marseille. What's the issue and how is Rabiot involved?

Sunday will witness one of the most high-profile matches in French football as PSG clashes with Marseille. The Parisian club acknowledges the potential for provocations and has decided to take preemptive action.

Details: According to L’Équipe, the issue involves former PSG player Adrien Rabiot, who now plays for Marseille. The club has asked fans to refrain from any discriminatory actions, emphasizing that the Parc des Princes is no place for such behavior.

Quote: "Paris Saint-Germain is one big family, so we urge all our supporters to make the Parc des Princes vibrant and focus solely on supporting our team. Offensive and discriminatory chants have no place in our stadium. The Parc des Princes is a meeting place open to all football fans. We stand against homophobia, racism, and all forms of discrimination."

Reminder: PSG had previously intended to reschedule their league match against Nantes, but the club's proposal was met with a refusal.