At the end of May, Adrien Rabiot had, despite himself, been at the heart of a small controversy in Italy. We learned in the Italian press that the player did not agree with the wage cuts that had been granted between the locker room and the Turin leaders to deal with the coronavirus crisis. This is at least what had been said by the media, since according to our information, the Parisian titi was not necessarily opposed to financial sacrifices, far from it. There had also been some annoyance on the other side of the Alps when the player waited until the very last moment to return to Turin after the confinement.
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We also reveal to you that the relationship between Véronique Rabiot, who is no longer presented, and the Turin management, Fabio Paratici (technical coordinator) at the top of the list, was very tense. The 25-year-old midfielder had, at the time anyway, a desire to start and touches in England. But in recent weeks, all this seemed to have calmed down. Paratici was however questioned about the Frenchman on Friday evening.
“Rabiot is very important for Juventus today and for the future”
“Let’s not forget that Rabiot is in his first year in Italy, and the first year is always a special year. At the start of the season, we could see the same doubts about De Ligt, who happened to be the best defender in the Champions League at the age of 19. Now I see different opinions on him. Rabiot also arrived from PSG after 6 months of inactivity, he had to catch up with his physical condition. Having said that, he’s a great player, very important for Juventus today and for the future ”, launched the leader to Sky Italia, therefore confident that he sees the French register over time in Turin.
That is clear. Still, things will get complicated for the French, since Juventus wants to make Arthur his new leader in the middle, replacing a Miralem Pjanic who had a less important role this season. A place reserved in the middle therefore, and which risks leaving less room for the one who has 19 Serie A games this season (for 13 starts). Case to follow.
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