Adrien Rabiot, born on 3 April 1995 (age 31), is a French central midfielder now with AC Milan, where he wears squad number 12. His current market value is around £15.5m, according to Transfermarkt.
Rabiot came through at Paris Saint-Germain, but his early loan spell at Toulouse mattered. It gave him senior football away from the usual PSG glare and helped turn a polished academy midfielder into one more comfortable with the rougher edges of the game. He returned to Paris better prepared for first-team football.
His career then settled into a familiar pattern: technical quality, good physical range, and a career path rarely short of attention. After PSG he moved on to Juventus, before a productive spell at Marseille in 2024-2025, when he scored nine league goals in 29 appearances – the strongest scoring season of his league career.
Rabiot is now at AC Milan. In 2026-2027 he has made three league appearances and scored once, with four appearances and one goal across all competitions including the Supercoppa. He has also remained involved with France, making seven World Cup appearances and three more in European World Cup qualifying, scoring once in those qualifiers.
His career has taken him from PSG’s academy system to Toulouse, Juventus, Marseille and AC Milan, with France caps running through the middle of it. It is a solid, high-level career, shaped early by a useful loan and sustained by consistency in demanding clubs.
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