Adrien Rabiot, born on 3 April 1995 (age 31), is a France midfielder now with AC Milan, where he wears the number 12 shirt. He is primarily a central midfielder, still prominent enough in 2026-27 to be a regular first-team presence rather than a name being carried by reputation.
Rabiot came through at Paris Saint-Germain, but his early loan spell at Toulouse mattered. It gave him senior football away from the comfort and noise of Paris, and helped move him from promising academy product to a midfielder trusted in proper matches. He returned to PSG more rounded, with the left-footed ease and slightly languid style that have followed him through his career.
After PSG, he built a substantial spell in Italy with Juventus before moving on to Marseille, where the 2024-25 season brought his most productive league return: nine goals in 29 appearances. That output was unusually direct for a player more often associated with carrying the ball, covering ground and linking phases rather than simply arriving on the scoresheet.
At AC Milan, Rabiot remains relevant. In 2026-27 he has made 10 appearances in all competitions, scoring four goals, including four in seven Serie A matches. He has also played once in the Supercoppa and twice in the Europa League. His current market value is around £15.5m, according to Transfermarkt.
He has continued to be involved with France this season as well, with seven World Cup appearances, three World Cup Qualifiers Europe appearances including one goal, and three Nations League appearances. Rabiot’s career has been a long run through high-level clubs, with enough end product in recent seasons to keep him more than a tidy name in midfield.
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