Adrien Rabiot came through Paris Saint-Germain’s academy and made his debut as a teenager. He won several Ligue 1 titles with PSG before leaving on a free transfer in 2019.
He spent five seasons at Juventus, winning Serie A in his first season, and developed into a powerful, left-footed box-to-box midfielder. He then played a season at Marseille before joining AC Milan in 2025.
Rabiot has been a regular for France and played in the 2022 World Cup final.
Playing style
Rabiot is a tall, left-footed box-to-box midfielder. He is strong on the ball, covers a lot of ground and arrives in the box to score, often with late runs that defenders struggle to track. He is also a good passer who can dictate play from deep. His years at PSG, Juventus and Marseille have made him a complete, experienced midfielder, comfortable in several systems. He is known as a strong personality, and his career has included several high-profile contract disputes, but on the pitch he is consistently effective.
International career
Rabiot made his France debut in 2016. He played at the 2022 World Cup, including the final against Argentina, and at Euro 2024, where France reached the semi-finals. He has become one of the senior figures in the national team.
Career in numbers
Across 15 seasons of senior club football, beginning in 2012/13, Rabiot has played 522 matches and scored 65 goals for 5 clubs. The 2022/23 season, with 11 goals from 48 matches for Juventus, remains his highest tally. His busiest campaign was 2017/18, with 50 appearances. So far in 2026/27 he has 2 goals in 6 appearances for AC Milan. The full season-by-season record is in the Stats section of this profile.