I tried my possible best to convince him to join Real Madrid but He told me that He only wants Man united move”, Real Madrid star Kylian Mbappe confirmed His £50m international teammate have agreed personal terms to join Man United over Madrid

Kylian Mbappe recently revealed that despite his efforts to persuade him otherwise, his £50 million international teammate is set on joining Manchester United over Real Madrid. This confirmation brings clarity to the future of French international Adrien Rabiot, who has recently become a free agent following the expiration of his contract with Juventus last month.

Adrien Rabiot, known for his versatility as a central midfielder, has been in the spotlight as multiple clubs express interest in signing him. Reports have highlighted that Rabiot is seeking a deal worth £7.6 million per year. Among the interested parties, Manchester United and Liverpool have emerged as serious contenders for his signature.

Romain Collet-Gaudin, a French journalist, recently disclosed that Rabiot is in advanced discussions with both Manchester United and Liverpool. However, it appears that the 29-year-old star has a strong preference for the Red Devils and is on the verge of finalizing a move to Old Trafford.

Liverpool, who have already experienced a setback in their transfer plans when Manchester United outbid them for the promising defensive talent Leny Yoro from Lille, now face the prospect of losing another top target to their rivals. Rabiot, a proven midfielder with a wealth of experience, seems poised to choose Manchester United, the 20-time English champions, over Liverpool, who have won the league 19 times.

The allure of Manchester United remains powerful, even without the promise of Champions League football next season. The club’s ability to attract top-tier talent is evident as players like Joshua Zirkzee and Leny Yoro have opted to join United, despite the team only qualifying for the Europa League. Rabiot, who played a significant role in helping Juventus secure a place in the Champions League, is similarly drawn to the opportunity at Manchester United, turning down Liverpool, who will compete in the Champions League next season.

For Erik ten Hag, July has proven to be a fruitful month in the transfer market. With the defense and strike force already bolstered, the potential addition of Adrien Rabiot, a decorated and experienced midfielder, will further strengthen Manchester United’s squad. This move underscores the club’s ambition and capacity to attract high-caliber players, setting the stage for a promising season ahead.Kylian Mbappe recently confirmed that his £50 million-rated international teammate Adrien Rabiot is set to join Manchester United over Real Madrid, despite efforts to persuade him otherwise. Rabiot, known for his versatility as a central midfielder, has been highly sought after by several clubs following the expiration of his contract with Juventus last month. Among those interested, Manchester United and Liverpool emerged as serious contenders for his signature.

According to French journalist Romain Collet-Gaudin, Rabiot is in advanced discussions with both Manchester United and Liverpool. However, the 29-year-old star appears to have a strong preference for joining the Red Devils and is close to finalizing a move to Old Trafford. Rabiot is reportedly seeking a deal worth £7.6 million per year.

This would be a significant setback for Liverpool, who recently lost out to Manchester United in the race to sign Lille’s promising defensive talent, Leny Yoro. Losing Rabiot would add to their frustrations as the club tries to strengthen its midfield ahead of the new season.

Despite the lack of Champions League football next season, Manchester United’s appeal remains strong. Players like Joshua Zirkzee and Leny Yoro have chosen United over clubs with higher European standings, such as Liverpool. Rabiot, who was instrumental in helping Juventus secure a Champions League spot, seems similarly drawn to the opportunity at Manchester United.

For Erik ten Hag, the potential addition of Rabiot would further bolster a squad that has already seen reinforcements in defense and attack this transfer window. Signing a proven midfielder like Rabiot would underline Manchester United’s ambition to attract high-caliber players, even without the lure of Champions League football, and set the stage for a promising season ahead.