Italian giant Juventus have completed the signing of Adrien Rabiot, the club announced
The midfielder joins the Italian champions on a free transfer after his contract with Paris Saint Germain expired, having completed his medical Monday.
Juve did not disclose any details about the French midfielder's deal, but he will be presented to the media on Tuesday.
Reports have had it that the 24-year-old midfielder had agreed a five-year deal worth around €7 million per year with the Turin club, with his mother and agent, Veronique, set to pocket a commission of around €10m.
Rabiot had been heavily linked with a number of high-profile clubs which kind include Liverpool, Barcelona, Tottenham and Manchester United after he was frozen out by PSG in the second half of the 2018-19 campaign.
He made 227 appearances for the first-team but his last game was in December 2018, having been frozen out of the team. While reports suggest the suspension was due to Rabiot's looming departure, coach Thomas Tuchel insisted it was due to his individual performance for the club.
The return of sporting director Leonardo to PSG sparked reports that Rabiot could be set to renew his contract at Parc des Princes but his mother and agent, Veronique, made it clear there was no going back on his decision to leave the French giants.
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