Adrien Rabiot, born on 3 April 1995 (age 31), is a French centre midfielder with AC Milan, where he wears the number 12 shirt. His market value is around £15.5m, according to Transfermarkt.
Rabiot came through at Paris Saint-Germain, but the early loan spell at Toulouse mattered. It gave him senior football away from the PSG machinery, which is not always a bad thing for a young midfielder expected to look tidy before he has properly learned the job.
He later built a substantial career in France and Italy, with his best league return coming at Marseille in 2024-25, when he scored nine goals in 29 appearances. That season showed the more productive side of his game, not just the neat passing and positional discipline usually attached to him.
By 2026-27, Rabiot remains part of the AC Milan first-team picture. He has made seven appearances in all competitions for Milan this season, scoring twice, including five Serie A outings and two league goals. He has also featured in the Supercoppa and the Europa League.
He has stayed involved with France as well, with seven World Cup appearances this season, three in European World Cup qualifying, where he scored once, and three in the Nations League.
Rabiot’s career has taken him from PSG’s academy to Toulouse, Marseille and AC Milan, with France running through the background for much of it. He remains an experienced midfielder still contributing at club and international level.
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