The future of former Juventus midfielder Adrien Rabiot is uncertain following his departure from Turin amid interest from the Premier League.
HITC reported that Arsenal, Manchester United, and Liverpool have been offered the chance to sign Rabiot after his contract with Juventus expired.
The French midfielder played a significant role for France, being one of Didier Deschamps’ key players alongside N’Golo Kante, who recently returned to international football.
Rabiot signed a one-year contract extension with Juventus last summer, indicating that a move away from the Italian club was likely. With that deal now expired, several clubs are interested in acquiring him.
Rabiot is currently in discussions with potential Premier League suitors, and his departure from Juventus has been acknowledged by these clubs, many of which initially thought he might stay in Turin.
Arsenal, Liverpool, and Manchester United are among the clubs that have been approached about a possible deal, and they are aware that Rabiot is now a free agent.
Rabiot’s tenure at Juventus has been mixed, but he has experienced considerable success over the past two years. Former Juventus striker David Trezeguet described Rabiot as an “extraordinary player” in an interview with Football Italia. This praise came after Rabiot’s performance at the World Cup, where France reached the final before losing to Argentina led by Lionel Messi.
Despite the interest from Arsenal, Liverpool, and Manchester United, a new contender may emerge. According to sources, former United defender Laurent Blanc, currently managing Saudi Arabian side Al-Ittihad, is keen on bringing Rabiot to the Saudi Pro League. Blanc is reportedly eager to reunite with the French midfielder.
Additionally, there is interest from Spain, with Barcelona and Atletico Madrid being informed about a potential deal for Rabiot. However, it remains uncertain if any of these clubs will make a formal offer.
Rabiot himself expressed uncertainty about his future at Juventus in an interview last month, indicating that he is weighing his options as multiple clubs vie for his signature.
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