According to a source, AC Milan is keen to sign Adrien Rabiot as a welcome present for Paulo Fonseca, and they have made a higher wage offer than Juventus.
Due to Rabiot’s expiring contract with Juventus and the necessity to recruit another midfield player, Milan had made inquiries with his entourage, as first reported by MilanNews yesterday afternoon.
La Repubblica claims that Milan wants to give Fonseca, who will take over as head coach in a few days, a midfield player. After Joshua Zirzkee’s €50 million contract—€40 million to Bologna, €10 million in commissions, and a €4.5 million net deal for the player—is finalized, it will be time to add a midfield player.
According to the article, Milan is offering more to Rabiot than Juventus, who wants to keep him and has put up an offer of €7 million net each season. They have been chatting with his entourage for some time now, and they are eager to give him a free pass.
Milan has offered €7.5 million net, and it appears that Rabiot will ultimately decide whether or not to accept Milan’s offer. Rabiot is still being linked to a transfer to the Premier League, where large salaries are readily accepted.
