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PSG would try to convince Adrien Rabiot, at the end of his contract with Juventus Turin on June 30, to return to his training club next summer.
After having extended for just one year at Juventus Turin at the start of last summer, Adrien Rabiot once again found himself at the end of his contract at the end of the season. If the Old Lady would like to get him back on track, the international tricolor prefers to temper for the moment. It must also be said that the 28-year-old midfielder has no shortage of requests.
According to the information disclosed by PSG Inside News, Paris Saint-Germain would be one of the clubs interested in the idea of securing the services of the “Duke”. Better still, Parisian leaders would already be working on the file. A meeting between the player’s representatives and the capital club even took place in February.
“Paris has been trying to bring him back since last year”
“There was a meeting between the leaders of PSG and the player’s representatives for Adrien Rabiot recently (the date is not known, but probably at the beginning of February). Paris has been trying to bring him back since last year. Knowing that he is free is a big advantage for the club.”said the insider account.
However, the competition promises to be tough for the residents of the Parc des Princes. FC Barcelona, Manchester United and AC Milan would also be in the mix. As a reminder, Rabiot was trained and launched into the deep end of the professional world at PSG. And after seven seasons in the City of Lights, the left-handed midfielder left the Parisian club free in 2019.
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