Paris Saint-Germain midfielder Adrien Rabiot looks to have made his choice on his next move.
According to Calciomercato, Rabiot and his mother have accepted Juventus’ proposal of €7m per-year plus bonuses.
SoccerLink reported yesterday that Rabiot was subject to an €8m per-year offer, plus a further €10m signing on fee from Manchester United to move to Old Trafford.
But now it seems Rabiot has chosen a move to Turin, another blow for United in this transfer window. At 24, Rabiot could have been a useful signing on a free to replace the outgoing Ander Herrera, but the Reds now look to have missed out.
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It is not difficult to see why Rabiot may have been drawn to Juventus over a move to United; contending for the Champions League and playing alongside Cristiano Ronaldo.
United are not the most attractive of prospects at the moment, despite still being the biggest club in the world. A scatter-gun transfer approach from Ed Woodward and co has left a weak and unbalanced United squad, that still requires significant investment to be able to compete.
Rabiot, however, is widely known as a troublemaker and it may be a blessing in disguise for the Reds to miss out on his signature. United must seek alternatives and act quickly to secure transfers before pre-season starts in just a couple weeks time.
