CorSport: AC Milan aim to renew Rabiot’s contract until 2030 with an improved salary
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30-second readIf one Milan player had to be singled out for his decisive contributions at the start of the season, the answer would undoubtedly be Adrien Rabiot.
Several players have been performing well, but the French midfielder has been the most consistent overall. Amorim has selected him for every match, and he has always made a difference in one way or another, as his numbers demonstrate.
That is precisely why Milan are already working on a contract renewal before the end of the year. The first piece of the puzzle has been clear for some time: Milan want to renew Adrien Rabiot's contract, and head coach Ruben Amorim wants the same.
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If one Milan player had to be singled out for his decisive contributions at the start of the season, the answer would undoubtedly be Adrien Rabiot.
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Milanreports.com · reported · 2026-10-17 09:15 UTC
CorSport: AC Milan aim to renew Rabiot’s contract until 2030 with an improved salary ↗
If one Milan player had to be singled out for his decisive contributions at the start of the season, the answer would undoubtedly be Adrien Rabiot. Several players have been performing well, but the French midfielder has been the most
SempreMilan · reported · 2026-10-17 08:30 UTC
CorSport: Rabiot’s significance proven again in Europe – renewal talks heating up ↗
By: Ben Dixon AC Milan have relied on Adrien Rabiot in recent seasons and this season is no different. As a result, renewal talks are accelerating significantly. Despite suggestions that the ‘Rabiot factor’ had worn off, the win against RB
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