Italian club AC Milan has made a higher salary offer to Adrien Rabiot than Juventus in the ongoing negotiations. The move is part of Milan’s efforts to secure the midfielder as a welcome gift for their new head coach, Paulo Fonseca. With Rabiot’s contract with Juventus expiring, Milan sees an opportunity to add another midfielder to their squad.
Reports suggest that Milan offered Rabiot €7.5 million net per season, while Juventus proposed €7 million net per season. This shows that Milan is serious about signing Rabiot and is willing to pay him more than Juventus.
Milan has been talking to Rabiot’s entourage for some time now and wants to bring him in on a free transfer. However, Rabiot is also being linked with potential moves to the Premier League, where clubs are ready to offer high wages.
Milan hopes that Rabiot will choose them over other suitors and strengthen their midfield for the upcoming season. The decision is now in Rabiot’s hands, but if he chooses Milan, it could be a significant boost for the club’s ambitions next season.
