Rabiot commits to Milan as new era under Amorim begins

Adrien Rabiot has clarified his future following France’s World Cup campaign, sending a decisive message to Milan supporters. Speaking from the national team’s retreat, the midfielder stated his intention to continue in rossonero colours, dismissing recent transfer rumours. His words were unequivocal: he will “restart from Milan,” positioning himself as a central figure in Ruben Amorim’s new project. Rabiot noted he has yet to speak with the Portuguese coach but plans to do so after a well‑earned holiday, postponing discussions on tactical plans until his return.

The club also views him as an indispensable component of the squad, and signals from his representatives point toward continuity. Last season, under Max Allegri, Rabiot delivered 30 appearances with six goals and four assists, reaffirming his importance. After finishing fourth with France and falling in the third‑place playoff against England, he now shifts focus entirely to Milan’s upcoming campaign.