Juventus transfer market, another black and white ready to go to Conte’s Napoli? Now the suggestion becomes concrete.
In the recent intervention on Juventibus, the journalist ‘Momblano‘ revealed a particularly intricate market situation surrounding the French midfielder Adrien Rabiot. The most surprising news concerns the interest of theInter for the player, while the Milan seems to have already put forward a concrete proposal for a three-year contract. Not least, the Napoli has added himself to the list of suitors, demonstrating a strong interest in the midfielder.
Not only Thiago Mottacurrent coach of Juventus, is a great admirer of Rabiotbut also Anthony Conte seems to be crazy about him. This interest from Conte, a coach known for his rigorous tactical approach and his predilection for versatile and physically imposing players, could make the situation even more complicated for Juventus.
There is also Conte’s Napoli for Rabiot
According to Momblano, Juventus has given the player an ultimatum, asking him for a definitive answer. However, the perception in football circles is that it is not just a stalemate between Juventus and Rabiot. There is talk of a rift wanted by the player, which Juventus would prefer not to manage at a media level.
This signal was also perceived by Napoli, who on June 29 decided to go straight ahead Rabiot. The situation remains unstable, with Juventus waiting for Rabiot’s response, which could come only after France’s elimination from the European Championships. Only then will it be known whether the French midfielder will remain in Turin or whether he will embark on a new adventure with one of the clubs courting him.
The summer market promises to be hot and full of twists and turns. The competition to get hold of Adrien Rabiot is just one of the many twists and turns that will characterize this transfer market session. Juventus, Inter, Milan and Napoli are all ready to do battle to secure the services of the talented French midfielder. Certainly the player’s profile would guarantee, to each of the interested teams, great experience but above all a leadership that the Frenchman has demonstrated in his experience with Juventus. To better understand what his future will be, now, only time will tell but there is not much time left to understand what the midfielder, former pupil of Allegri, will decide to do. Without a renewal, Rabiot will leave Juventus on a free transfer and will be free to choose a new destination, with a project that he himself considers a winning one.
