By admin 
Adrien Rabiot’s Premier League market appears to be fading, with the Juventus midfielder’s future uncertain.
According to 90Min, Rabiot’s interest in joining the Premier League is dwindling.
The French midfielder’s contract expires this summer, and he will be free to depart Juventus in just a few days.
Juventus is still hoping to persuade Rabiot to stay, and their chances may be enhanced by dwindling interest from English clubs.
.According to reports, Liverpool, Newcastle United, and Tottenham Hotspur have all withdrawn their interest.
With the signings of Alexis MacAllister and Sandro Tonali, Liverpool and Newcastle appear to be heading in opposite directions in midfield.
To fit the style of new manager Ange Postecoglou, Tottenham may opt to focus on a playmaker like James Maddison.
Rabiot’s chances of playing in the Premier League are dwindling, however Manchester United remain intrigued.
/cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_image/image/71725804/1244706129.0.jpg)
You could understand those Premier League clubs being unsure of what they would get in Rabiot.
Long predicted for stardom, the former PSG midfielder failed to impress in his first three seasons at Juventus.
Six goals in three seasons isn’t really outstanding, and Juventus would have probably sold him last summer if an offer been made.
Rabiot, on the other hand, managed to put it all together this season, scoring 11 goals in all competitions while also impressing for France at the World Cup.
That’s impressive for possible suitors, but can they be sure it’ll last?
Rabiot is 28 years old and has only really gotten his stride in his final year at Juventus, knowing that this could be his last big contract with one of Europe’s top.
That’s a hazardous investment for anyone, and we can’t blame Liverpool, Newcastle, or Tottenham for reconsidering him.