Rabiot's contract with Juventus is about to expire. Inter Milan has been courting him for a long time and is currently leading the race to sign him.

Adrien Rabiot's contract with Juventus is set to expire on June 30, 2024, and renewal negotiations between the parties are still in the balance. A meeting between Giuntoli and Rabiot's entourage, including his mother-agent Veronique, is a priority for Juventus and could take place as early as next week. Juventus' sporting director wants to finalize the midfielder's contract extension before Euro 2024. However, the imminent arrival of Thiago Motta could change the situation, given their shared experience at PSG. Nonetheless, it is not ruled out that Inter might make a surprise attempt: Rabiot is a coveted profile for his experience and international stature, and Marotta may sniff out another big hit at zero cost, a big one to snatch from a rival team like Milan did with Calhanoglu.

Adrien Rabiot, who is at the end of his contract with Juventus, would not mind playing with friends like Benjamin Pavard and Marcus Thuram. Inter's interest in Rabiot was circulated last week and was rejected with a 'no comment' by Marotta after the Serie A League meeting in Rome, on the sidelines of the Italian Cup final.

Adrien Rabiot's contract with Juventus will expire at the end of the season. Beppe Marotta, the managing director of Inter, did not respond to questions about the potential transfer.