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4 months ago
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Everyone has their own timing. And that of Adrien Rabiot is regularly different from that of his leaders. Several times in his career, the French midfielder found himself at the end of his contract, leaving his management without a solution. With Juventus, he had extended at the last minute for a year last season, and he therefore finds himself again in this favorable situation, on a personal basis.
As reported Sports Mediaset, a meeting is planned for this Thursday between Cristiano Giuntoli, the Turin sports director, and the entourage of the French international. With some weighty arguments: Juve’s participation in the next Champions League and the arrival on the bench of Thiago Motta, with whom Rabiot played for a few seasons at PSG. Appreciable arguments, especially since one of Rabiot’s historical courtiers, Manchester United, does not present the same ones. No Champions League and a certain vagueness in the sporting field.
Inter ready to get him back
But Sports Mediaset explains that another suitor is now on the prowl. A specialist in €0 transfers, and worse yet, a direct rival of Juventus. This is Inter Milan. Sports director Beppe Marotta ticked the name of the 29-year-old Frenchman, aware that he represents a golden deal. Especially since Inter is not rolling in gold, and the recent change of ownership will not be accompanied by a new strategy on the market.
After having managed the nice move Marcus Thuram last summer, arriving for free from Borussia Mönchengladbach, or having stolen in the same way his playing master Hakan Calhanoglu at AC Milan, Inter is therefore ready to pounce on Rabiot , just to revive its midfield, one of its strong points. With great sporting prospects: playing for the title in Serie A and the Champions League.
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