Adrien Rabiot, full name Adrien Thibault Marie Rabiot-Provost, is a French professional footballer born on April 3, 1995, in Saint-Maurice, France.
The 1.91-meter-tall left-footed central midfielder is known for his physicality, technical ability, vision, and box-to-box dynamism.
He currently plays for Serie A club AC Milan and represents the France national team.
Rabiot rose to prominence through Paris Saint-Germain’s youth system and has enjoyed a career marked by domestic success in France and Italy.
Siblings
Adrien has a brother named James Rabiot.
His family is prominently featured in his career, particularly his mother Véronique Rabiot, who has long served as his agent and advisor.
She has been highly involved in contract negotiations and public statements regarding his professional path.
Career
Rabiot joined Paris Saint-Germain’s academy and made his first-team debut in 2012.
He became a regular in midfield during PSG’s dominant era in Ligue 1, contributing to multiple league titles and domestic trophies.
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A brief loan to Toulouse in 2013 provided early senior experience.
Despite contract disputes and periods on the fringes, he remained a key squad player for the Parisians until 2019.
In 2019, Rabiot signed for Juventus on a free transfer. He won Serie A in his debut season and added Coppa Italia titles during his time in Turin.
After leaving Juventus, he joined Marseille for the 2024-25 season before transferring to AC Milan in September 2025 on a multi-year deal.
At Milan, he has quickly integrated into the midfield, scoring notable goals and bringing experience alongside other international talents.
Internationally, Rabiot debuted for France in 2016.
He has featured in World Cups (including reaching the 2022 final) and UEFA Nations League campaigns, earning over 60 caps and contributing key performances in central midfield.
Accolades
With PSG, Rabiot secured multiple Ligue 1 titles, Coupe de France victories, Coupe de la Ligue wins, and Trophée des Champions honors, totaling around 18 major domestic trophies during his time there.
At Juventus, he won Serie A and Coppa Italia titles.
With France, he claimed the UEFA Nations League in 2021 (and 2025) and finished as runner-up at the 2022 FIFA World Cup.
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