After heartfelt thanks from the club through Cristiano Giuntoli, Adrien Rabiot has officially bid farewell to Juventus. The French midfielder shared his goodbye in a video on his social media channels, expressing his emotions in a message that resonates with the club’s fans: “After five seasons at Juventus, five years in Turin, I want to say goodbye and thank you – he wrote. To all of you who have been there for me, the club, and all the staff. And you, the fans, who have always been close and very affectionate! Thank you for everything, Juventus. Goodbye and good luck.”
Initially, Juventus hoped to keep Rabiot for next season, viewing him as a key part of Thiago Motta’s new project. The club made a renewal offer for two years, worth €7.5 million per season plus bonuses, with an option for a third year. However, Rabiot never responded to the proposal, and after failing to clarify his situation before the European Championship, he remained silent even after the tournament’s conclusion. This silence led Juventus to explore other options, including pursuing Douglas Luiz and Thuram as potential replacements.
