Two goals in six matches, Milan wants to extend Rabiot until 2031

Adrien Rabiot has established himself as an essential cog in AC Milan’s machinery, and the Lombard club now intends to keep him well beyond his current contract expiration. According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, the Rossoneri management wants to extend the French midfielder by two years, which would tie him to the club until June 2031, when he will be thirty-six.

The Tricolore, who arrived in Milan in summer 2024 after being sidelined from Olympique de Marseille following an incident with Jonathan Rowe in the dressing room, quickly impressed. In six matches played this season — five in Serie A and one in Ligue Europa — he has already recorded two goals and two assists, statistics that clearly speak in his favor.

His integration at Milan had been facilitated by the presence of Massimiliano Allegri, his former coach at Juventus Turin, who had insisted on bringing him in. Since Allegri’s departure, Rabiot has come under the orders of Ruben Amorim without this affecting his standing within the squad.

Always according to La Gazzetta dello Sport, the two parties are on the same wavelength and an agreement could be finalized during the month of October. After five seasons at Juventus, a shortened spell at Marseille, and a convincing first year in Lombardy, Rabiot appears to have found a lasting anchor in Milan.