Adrien Rabiot’s importance to Milan has not changed one bit. In a summer of profound changes for the Rossoneri club, as well as conflicting reports about the French midfielder’s future, the former PSG, Juventus and Marseille player still represents a fixed point for the Rossoneri. Ruben Amorim confirmed this in his press conference ahead of the Venezia match: “Adrien is a crucial player for our project. We wanted to keep him and, if there is an opportunity, his contract should be renewed. He knows that.”
Adrien Rabiot currently has a contract with Milan until 2028, with an option to extend it until 2029.
Given his importance to the Rossoneri project, the club’s objective, as hinted at by Amorim, is to renew the Frenchman’s contract as soon as possible. According to Tuttosport this morning, the first talks between the Rossoneri club and his mother and agent, Veronique, have already taken place. It was made clear above all that Adrien is truly an irreplaceable player for Milan, both now and in the future, especially when a player such as Luka Modric is no longer available in midfield due to age.
Cardinale-Veronique meeting at the end of the transfer window!
At the end of the summer transfer window, the details will be discussed in a direct meeting between Gerry Cardinale and Veronique Rabiot, with the aim of beginning to lay out the key points of the new contract proposal. The objective is to extend the agreement until at least 2030, when Adrien will be 35, and to make the midfielder one of the highest-paid players in the squad. The idea is to offer him a salary of €5 million, which would put him third among Milan’s highest earners, behind only Gonçalo Ramos and his friend Mike Maignan.
