Home » Moretto: Milan ‘have had some interest’ in Rabiot but departure currently unlikely
Adrien Rabiot of AC Milan

Moretto: Milan ‘have had some interest’ in Rabiot but departure currently unlikely

Photo by Marco Luzzani/Getty Images

Adrien Rabiot has been the subject of transfer speculation early in the summer window, but AC Milan don’t want him going anywhere.

Ever since the final game of the season sealed Milan’s spot outside the Champions League places and Massimiliano Allegri was sacked less than 24 hours later, there has been a lot of talk that Rabiot could follow him to Napoli.


Read SempreMilan ad-free and get access to exclusive news. Click here for a free trial!


The bond between the pair is there for all to see and Napoli have a place in Europe’s top club competition. However, the Frenchman also remains very important to Milan too, especially in their attempt at a resurgence under new coach Ruben Amorim.

No talks over Rabiot

On Fabrizio Romano’s YouTube channel, Matteo Moretto discussed Rabiot’s future after the declarations made by Rai from the French national team camp. MilanNews relayed the journalist’s words.

“As for the future of Adrien Rabiot, who is absolutely focused on the national team, Milan are waiting for him, in the sense that he is an important player for Milan,” he said.

“Clearly, yes, they have had some interest. For example, Napoli have considered him, but before Napoli can make any concrete moves to acquire a player, they must first sell someone.

“Anguissa is still a Napoli player and we have already explained his situation, but basically, as of today, this is the situation regarding Rabiot.”

Tags AC Milan Adrien Rabiot

7 Comments

  1. He is one of the most important players we have and the most important MC right now. Paulinha?
    A question mark, not technical enough, some say, but there is no need for a hurry in that particular department, we have more than enough time to sort it out. Milan simply MUST NOT mess around and f things up this summer too, we should just go straight and forward, sign Inacio, Tiago Santos, Raum and a proper MC and (an) AM(R)C with the addition of quality DMC (if need be), AM(R)C and SC for better depth. On that point, we should’ve already profiled and singled out the specific (and preferred) targets for the most neuralgic spots by now so we can go after them meaning we should avoid acting erratically from now on circling from one name i.e. one player to another all the time like we used to on so many occasions recently…

  2. There’s a strong chance that France will win the WC. What’s the going rate for a starting midfielder in the best national team in the world? Must be at least £120m. For that sort of money, Milan could at least consider a sale…

  3. Roma need to sell to meet their financial requirements. We should get Kone in to double pivot with Rabiot.

Comments are closed

Sign up for our newsletter
Follow us