Having returned to fitness for several games, midfielder Adrien Rabiot has pushed Juventus Turin’s management to reconsider their decision on his future. The Frenchman, who is under contract until June 2023 and is soon to be the subject of discussions for an extension, is considered to be an undesirable time.
Adrien Rabiot is coming to the end of his contract with Juventus Turin.
Is it essential? He can still improve technically. But he now plays more vertically with more confidence, although he can still make big strides in that area. It has a different engine than others.
After Friday’s 4-0 win over Empoli in Serie A, Juventus coach Turin Massimiliano Allegri was unabashed in his praise of midfielder Adrien Rabiot for scoring a double. Under contract with the Bianconeri until June 2023, further argument for the Italian technician who has been campaigning domestically for weeks for an extension for the Frenchman.
Juve is considering extending Rabiot!
A persistence found an echo in the ears of Turin leaders. In fact, Allegri’s various speeches and the former Parisian’s undisputed best performances in the game for weeks have changed the situation. According to reports from media outlets La Gazzetta dello Sport and Tuttosport on Monday, the Old Lady’s leaders, who initially did not count on Rabiot because of his imposing salary, are now considering keeping the Saint-Maurice native.
To study the hypothesis, the Turin administration is considering arranging a possible meeting with the Habs entourage ahead of the 2022 World Cup. A turnaround in a complicated file, for a team with no time to lose. Despite their superior status, Juve will need to persuade Rabiot and his clan to accept an extension. From a sporting point of view, but above all financially.
The threat of Premier League clubs…
Indeed, with the player’s mother and representative, Vronique Rabiot, failing to reach an agreement during transfer negotiations with Manchester United last summer, the Piedmontese will undoubtedly have to make a big effort in the economic plan. Because the 27-year-old midfielder retains a good reputation in England. … As he returns to form, Rabiot finds himself stronger than ever.
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