It is well known, the misfortune of some is the happiness of others. Since the announcement of N’Golo Kanté’s package, then that of Paul Pogba, all eyes have been on Adrien Rabiot (29 selections) to fill a lack of experience in the midfield of the Blues. The old “titi” from Paris Saint-Germain has not only won his ticket to Qatar, but also a possible starting place with the Blues. He will also be eagerly awaited on Wednesday November 2 against PSG for the last day of the group stage of the League Champions.
The Parisians, already qualified for the round of 16, will seek first place in their group while the Turinese, eliminated from the competition, will try to win 3rd place to be transferred to the Europa League, the small European cup. For Adrien Rabiot the match will above all be an opportunity to show his qualities as a midfielder less than three weeks before the World Cup in Qatar.
“Adrien has made great progress, I’m very happy for himenthused Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri, he has really improved, he is very mature in his game. It’s good for Juventus and the France teamIn Turin, the 27-year-old shines. He even scored his second double of the season ten days ago in the league, against Empoli (4-0).
The Frenchman has become a manager, and has “still great margins of progress on the technical level“, incensed Massimiliano Allegri. A level of performance as high as that displayed under the colors of the Blues. “With the France team, he always played better than at Juventus, analyzes Timothy Ormezzano, who follows Juventus for the Italian daily Corriere della Serra. Here, in Turin, we said to ourselves: ‘Who is playing, his little brother?’ This year, he is the same as we see with the France team.“
At the Blues, Paul Pogba’s package makes him one of the most experienced players in midfield, with 29 caps. Aurélien Tchouaméni has only 14. For the rest, the midfield will have to be built around Mattéo Guendouzi, Boubacar Kamara, Youssouf Fofana or Eduardo Camavinga, young players, with less bottle. A puzzle for Didier Deschamps. At Juventus, a completely different problem is worrying: Adrien Rabiot is coming to the end of his contract. So much so that the Old Lady would like to extend it before the World Cup.