Reborn Juventus star Adrien Rabiot has admitted that he doesn't know where his future lies - six months on from his failed move to Manchester United.
The French midfielder, 27, was on the verge of leaving Juve in the summer transfer window, with United chief John Murtough even jetting into Turin with the hope of finalising a £15million transfer after weeks of fraught negotiations. In a swift turn of events, the Red Devils pulled out of the strenuous deal because Rabiot's agent and mother, Veronique, was demanding an eye-watering salary worth more £8m per year which would've made him one of the highest-paid players in manager Erik ten Hag 's squad.
Despite Rabiot's resurgence at Juventus, which has seen him regain his starting spot under Massimiliano Allegri, the France international's future remains undecided as his current deal expires this June. After scoring the winning goal in Juve's hard-fought 1-0 win at home to Fiorentina on Sunday, putting them up to ninth place in Serie A following a remarkable 15-point deduction for financial wrongdoing, Rabiot was quizzed on his future by DAZN.
