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Adrien Rabiot ‘is open to join Manchester United with the midfielder considering possible options while looking to get away from Juventus’
- Midfielder Adrien Rabiot is “open to a move to Manchester United from Juventus”
- The 25-year-old is looking to get away from the Italian club after one season.
- United has been tracking Rabiot for some time, while Everton is interested too.
Adrien Rabiot is open to joining Manchester United with the midfielder looking to get away from the current Juventus club.
The French international only joined Juventus on a free transfer from Paris Saint-Germain last summer, but has failed to establish a regular starting spot on Maurizio Sarri’s team this season.
Previously it was reported that United had sent scouts to watch over the 25-year-old on several occasions this season as they seek to strengthen their midfield, and it appears that Rabiot himself is open to the move with him and his family looking for options when he leaves Juve, according to Corriere di Torino.
Adrien Rabiot is believed to be open to joining Manchester United, who is also interested in him
Juventus is open to including Rabiot in a deal with United for midfielder Paul Pogba
It is also stated in the report that Everton joined United for being interested in the creative midfielder and Rabiot would likely accept a change to the Premier League to revive his career.
The Toffees hope that the influence of working again with Carlo Ancelotti, who promoted Rabiot to PSG’s first team in 2012, will put them in a good position to make the deal.
Rabiot’s salary of £ 120,000 per week is believed to be an obstacle to any move, as his contract still has four years left to run in Turin.
Rabiot joined from Paris Saint-Germain last summer, but failed to establish a starting point.
Everton is also interested and hopes a meeting with Carlo Ancelotti will convince him to join.
The report also states that Juventus’ selling price for Rabiot is around £ 26 million and they are also willing to include it in any deal for midfielder Paul Pogba in the United case.
Pogba has struggled to establish himself since his £ 89m return from Juventus in 2016 and has been linked to moves to Real Madrid, PSG and his former club.
Pogba seemed ready to leave, but recent noises have suggested he could stay at Old Trafford under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and join forces with the signing of Bruno Fernandes in January in United’s midfield.
