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Adrien Rabiot made his return to competition on Sunday, without problem, except for the result of Juventus-Genoa (29th day of Serie A).
Didier Deschamps must have appreciated it. If he retained Adrien Rabiot for the international break which is opening, it is because the coach of the Blues had checked on the state of health of the Juventus midfielder. Absent since February 25 for a problem with the big toe of his left foot contracted against Frosinone (3-2), Rabiot returned to the competition on Sunday, during the reception of Genoa.
The former PSG and Toulouse player appeared in good form after coming on in the 58th minute. On the other hand, Adrien Rabiot and his teammates were hanging on at Juventus Stadium (0-0) in this meeting of the 29th day of Serie A. Also coming off the Bianconeri bench, Moïse Kean was not successful in finding the right post of the cage defended by Josep Martínez (90th).
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