Manchester United are ready to reignite their pursuit of Juventus midfielder Adrien Rabiot.
The Red Devils turned down the chance to sign Rabiot, 28, last summer because of the Frenchman's eye-watering wage demands, having agreed a £15million fee with Juventus. United football director John Murtough even flew out to Turin in an attempt to wrap up negotiations, but returned to Manchester empty-handed.
Now, though, Rabiot is set to be available on a free transfer, with his contract at Juventus coming to an end in June and there being no sign of a new deal in the pipeline. The situation has prompted boss Erik ten Hag to rekindle his interest - but he's got competition from a Premier League rival.
