Juventus are keen to learn Adrien Rabiot’s intentions for his future but he’s not hurrying to make a decision, reports suggest.
The 28-year-old French midfielder grew into one of Massimiliano Allegri’s most reliable players last season, finally managing to prove himself in the Piedmont capital after a fairly quiet first three years at the club.
Rabiot was only days away from being a free agent when he put pen to paper on a new one-year deal with Juventus in late June, keeping his options open. He has carried his strong form into the new season, scoring once and providing two assists across the first nine Serie A games.
As reported by TMW, Juventus are pushing Rabiot’s mother and agent Veronique to try and start laying the foundations for a new contract in Turin, but for now the midfielder is refusing to make any decisions.
The 28-year-old will seemingly wait until the end of the season to commit his future, leaving the Bianconeri in an awkward spot.