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Free of any contract following his departure from Juventus Turin, Adrien Rabiot could set his sights on England.
This is one of the best opportunities to seize on the transfer market. After five seasons at Juventus Turin, Adrien Rabiot has chosen to give new impetus to his career. Now free of any contract, the French midfielder (29 years old) comes out of a mixed Euro 2024 with the Blues but still has a good rating, the specialized site Transfermarkt
estimating its market value at 35 million euros.
Which club will pull off a big coup by attracting the French international? Three weeks before the resumption of the major European championships, a trend seems to be emerging. According to All Filesit is in England that the former Parisian would have the most serious contacts. Big names like Liverpool, Manchester United and Chelsea would jostle to try to recruit the one who was nicknamed “the Duke” in Paris.
Adrien Rabiot back in England?
Sixth in the Premier League last season, the Blues have reportedly gone on the offensive by offering Adrien Rabiot a three-year contract, with an annual salary of €8 million. Enough to convince him to land at Stamford Bridge? For the native of Saint-Maurice (94), it would in any case be an opportunity to rediscover a country where he has already stayed. It was in 2008, with Manchester City, during his junior career.
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