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Celebrated by the Italian press after reaching the 200 match mark with Juventus Turin, Adrien Rabiot dropped a clue about his future.
What future for Adrien Rabiot? At the end of his contract on June 30 with Juventus Turin, the French international has still not extended. It must be said that his contractual situation arouses the interest of the biggest teams on the continent, like FC Barcelona, Manchester United and Paris Saint-Germain.
Despite the numerous requests made to the 28-year-old midfielder, the Old Lady has not given up on the idea of convincing the “Duke” to come back. And clearly, this option is not ruled out by the main interested party.
“I want to win more championships here”
Celebrated for his 200 matches played under the Bianconeri colors, Adrien Rabiot released in the columns of Tuttosportwhich makes it its front page of the day: “I want to win more championships here”. A message sent to his management?
As a reminder, Adrien Rabiot has had the possibility since January 1 to negotiate with the club of his choice for a free arrival next season. In the same situation a year ago, the former Parisian had decided to extend his lease by just one season. Juve hopes this time that the player extends for a longer period. To be continued…
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