Arsenal and Tottenham are interested in signing Adrien Rabiot
Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur have joined the race to sign former Juventus midfielder Adrien Rabiot this summer, according to the Italian outlet. All young.
The French international has received several offers to renew his contract with Juventus after the expiration of last season. All efforts to renew his contract proved futile, as the former Paris Saint-Germain midfielder decided to leave in search of a new stage. His departure brings to an end a five-year spell at the Allianz Stadium, where he played 157 games, scored 14 goals and provided 12 assists.
According All youngRabiot is open to moving to Premier league and Arsenal and Tottenham have shown interest in signing the Frenchman.
While Arsenal will look to add experience to the squad as they fight for the Premier League next season, All young Spurs are reportedly considering signing the versatile midfielder and he could become “the heart of the club” if he joins this summer.
Rabiot is valued at 25 million pounds But now that his contract with Juventus has expired, Arsenal or Tottenham could sign him for free at a bargain price. transfer deal this summer.
Experienced player
Rabiot, at just 29, can be described as a veteran of the game having played over 400 games for club and country.
Having already put together a trophy-laden career, his experience and winning mentality could be a vital asset to the next club he joins this summer.
Arsenal's midfield needs someone with as much experience as Rabiot to forge a winning mentality in the team as they prepare for another title challenge next season.
For Spurs, he possesses all the qualities needed to fit seamlessly into Ange Postecoglou's team. From passing and tackling to creating chances, Rabiot fits seamlessly into the Tottenham squad.
His versatility is also remarkable, as the Frenchman has played in different positions on the pitch. He has played as a left back, a wing-back, a defensive midfielder and an attacking midfielder. Despite the constant changes of position, his commitment and performance remain optimal.
Bringing Rabiot back on a free transfer could prove a bargain and it remains to be seen which of the north London clubs would match his wage demands.
