Adrien Rabiot rules out Liverpool and signs for Manchester United
French midfielder Adrien Rabiot has reportedly turned down a move to Liverpool In favor of joining Manchester Unitedaccording to the Italian media All of Juve.
After leaving Juventus as a free agent, the 29-year-old has been exploring his options before deciding on his next club. It has been reported that the Frenchman is open to a move to Juventus. Premier league and for this reason, he has been linked with some English clubs in recent times.
Manchester United had already expressed interest in signing him a couple of years ago, but a deal failed to come to fruition. However, things could be different this time around, as the Red Devils are desperately trying to sign a new midfielder this season. transfer window.
According to the report of All of JuveLiverpool are keen to strengthen their squad and have already made an attempt to sign Rabiot, but the player has rejected the option of joining Anfield because he is keen to join the Red Devils.
The report claims that the Red Devils have a long-term interest in the 29-year-old and could ultimately opt to sign him this summer as the player is available for free.
Rabiot to Manchester United
The Italian outlet claims that Rabiot wants an £8m-a-year wage package and therefore the record Premier League champions will have to offer the midfielder a sizeable salary to lure him to Old Trafford.
It has been suggested that Manchester United are interested in signing a new midfielder in this transfer window, but will have to sell one of their current options first.
CasemiroChristian Eriksen and Scott McTominay have been linked with leaving the club and it remains to be seen whether Erik the HagThe team may eventually manage to sell any of them in the coming days.
Manuel Ugarte has been tipped as Man Utd's top target to bolster their midfield, but in addition to him, Youssouf Fofana and Martin Zubimendi have also been mentioned as potential targets.
However, it seems that they could try to sign Rabiot, valued at around £30m per Transfer marketFurthermore, securing the signature of a player of his experience could be a shrewd move for United if they ultimately opt to do so in this transfer window.
