Adrien Rabiot, born on 3 April 1995 (age 31), is a French centre midfielder with AC Milan. His current market value is around £15.5m, according to Transfermarkt.
Rabiot came through at Paris Saint-Germain, where his early progress was helped by a loan spell at Toulouse. That period gave him senior minutes away from the usual Paris noise, and he returned better equipped for first-team football at a club where patience is not generally issued in bulk.
He later became a regular at PSG before moving on to Juventus, where his game settled into the familiar pattern: left-footed, rangy in midfield, capable of carrying the ball through pressure, and occasionally maddening when the tempo drifted. His career has rarely lacked profile, but it has been built mostly on durability and usefulness rather than decoration.
The most productive league season of his career came at Marseille in 2024-25, when he scored nine goals in 29 appearances. That was a useful reminder that Rabiot is not just a holding presence or a passing option; when used with licence, he can arrive in the box and add proper output.
By 2026-27 he is with AC Milan, wearing squad number 12 and still involved regularly. He has made seven Serie A appearances and scored four league goals, with further outings in the Supercoppa and Europa League taking him to 11 appearances and four goals in all competitions for Milan.
He has also remained part of the France set-up this season, featuring in World Cup, World Cup qualifying and Nations League matches, with one goal in the qualifiers. Rabiot’s career has moved through major clubs without needing much explanation: PSG, Juventus, Marseille and Milan, with France still calling on him in his early thirties.
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