Juventus has officially announced the departure of French midfielder Adrien Rabiot, marking the end of his five-year tenure with the Italian club. Rabiot’s contract expired on June 30, 2024, and despite being offered a two-year extension worth €7.5 million net per season plus bonuses, the 29-year-old declined the proposal.Juventus’ technical director Cristiano Giuntoli confirmed the news during a press conference, stating, ‘We would like to thank Adrien Rabiot. His contract has ended, and we wish him a brilliant professional and personal future’. Rabiot’s impressive record with Juventus includes 212 appearances, 22 goals, and 15 assists since joining the club in 2019.The club has already begun rebuilding its midfield, with new signings including Brazilian Douglas Luiz from Aston Villa and French prospect Khéphren Thuram from Nice. Giuntoli emphasized the club’s strategy, saying, ‘We want to build a competitive team always keeping an eye on the accounts, we want to strengthen the team with a player per position to give the coach the maximum we can do in this moment’.Rabiot’s future remains uncertain, with potential interest from clubs such as Real Madrid, AC Milan, and teams in the English Premier League. His departure marks the end of a successful period at Juventus, during which he won one Italian Championship, two Italian Cups, and one Italian Super Cup.
Key points
- Adrien Rabiot has left Juventus after his contract expired on June 30, 2024.
- Rabiot rejected a two-year contract extension worth €7.
- Juventus has already signed new midfielders, including Douglas Luiz and Khéphren Thuram, as part of their rebuilding strategy.
- Rabiot’s future remains uncertain, with interest from clubs like Real Madrid, AC Milan, and Premier League teams.
5 million net per season plus bonuses.
Contradictions👾There is a slight discrepancy in the reported number of goals scored by Rabiot for Juventus, with some sources stating 21 goals and others reporting 22 goals.
