Arsenal and Newcastle United are reportedly tracking Adrien Rabiot’s club future at Juventus, with the midfielder currently set to leave the Italian giants for free in the summer of 2023.
According to CalcioMercato, the Premier League duo are ‘carefully’ following the France international’s future at Juventus, with Rabiot enjoying arguably his best season in many years and playing a starring role for Les Bleus at the 2022 FIFA World Cup.
Arsenal and Newcastle are no strangers to being linked with Rabiot, with the duo both being reported as interested in the former PSG star for well over 12 months. Yet this latest update seemingly indicates that the Premier League duo are still thinking about moving for the midfielder.
With Rabiot’s contract set to expire at the end of this season, there’s a strong chance that the 27-year-old could leave Juventus as early as January, which might spark some serious movement from Arsenal and Newcastle to sign the midfielder in the winter.
Indeed, Rabiot’s form this season has been nothing short of incredible, with the midfielder arguably Juventus’ best player this season and impressing out in Qatar for France, who this weekend face England in what will arguably be the biggest game of the World Cup so far.
And for Arsenal and Newcastle, the duo continuing to track the midfielder could be a clear indication that Rabiot might be set for a move to the Premier League in the coming weeks, with a big performance against England something that could spur a transfer.
World Cup displays could see Rabiot leave Juventus for Premier League move
Rabiot’s form this season has impressed seemingly everyone, with the midfielder going from somewhat of a joke to one of the best players in Juventus’ squad this campaign as well as for France at the World Cup. And displays out in Qatar could help the Serie A star clinch a move to England.
After all, many players are expected to secure big moves based on their performances at the World Cup, and Rabiot could well leave Juventus if the 27-year-old helps France to another impressive finish in football’s biggest international competition.
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