Adrien Rabiot Reveals Allegri influence on Juventus and Milan reunion

Adrien Rabiot revealed he joined Juventus in 2019 mainly to work with Massimiliano Allegri, even though Allegri left before he arrived. Rabiot then won the Scudetto under Sarri and later the Super Cup and Coppa Italia with Pirlo, before finally playing under Allegri in 2021. After a turbulent season at Marseille, the midfielder reunited with Allegri at Milan, calling the coach a key influence.

For the fans of Italian football this story of Adrien Rabiot reflects loyalty influence and timing in a career. The French midfielder joined Juventus in twenty nineteen on a free transfer after leaving Paris Saint Germain during a difficult separation. Many major clubs including Barcelona were interested in him but Rabiot chose Juventus because of his admiration for Massimiliano Allegri whom he met months before signing.

Ironically when he arrived in Turin Allegri was no longer the manager and Maurizio Sarri had already taken charge. Rabiot still made his mark by winning the Serie A title under Sarri followed by the Italian Super Cup and Coppa Italia the next season with Andrea Pirlo. Juventus declined performance wise in the following years but Rabiot finally played under Allegri when the coach returned in twenty twenty one. Their bond strengthened through constant communication encouragement and shared ambition.

After a turbulent season with Olympique Marseille involving a dressing room clash with Jonathan Rowe Rabiot moved to AC Milan. Allegri again played a decisive role reaching out early in the transfer window and guiding the midfielder towards San Siro. Other Italian clubs showed interest but Rabiot remained firm in his choice because he valued the trust and vision shared with Allegri.