Manchester United may soon have another chance to sign long-term midfield target Adrien Rabiot, following reports that the French international has been placed on the transfer list by Olympique de Marseille, according to respected football journalist Fabrizio Romano.
The 30-year-old midfielder was previously close to sealing a move to Old Trafford during the last summer transfer window, shortly after ending his spell with Juventus. Instead, Rabiot opted to return to France, where he joined Marseille to play under head coach Roberto De Zerbi.
Why Rabiot is on the Transfer List
Despite his importance on the pitch, reports from France confirm that Marseille have now placed Rabiot on the transfer list. This drastic decision followed a heated dressing room altercation with his teammate Jonathan Rowe. The incident occurred shortly after Marseille’s 1-0 defeat to Stade Rennais (Rennes) in their Ligue 1 fixture last Friday, leaving club officials with no choice but to take disciplinary action.
As a result, both Rabiot and Rowe are now available for transfer, a move that has sparked interest across Europe.
Romano’s Transfer Update on Rabiot
Providing clarity on the situation, Fabrizio Romano revealed on his official YouTube channel that Rabiot is being offered to several top European clubs for a cut-price deal estimated between £13 million and £17 million (€15–20 million).
Romano explained:
- “Many of those close to Adrien Rabiot’s camp are presenting opportunities to major clubs, including Manchester United.”
- “He was once a major target for the Red Devils, but in recent years no serious negotiations have taken place.”
- “At this stage, I’m not hearing anything concrete regarding Manchester United, but he will be made available as a market opportunity for €15–20 million.”
What This Means for Manchester United
While no official bid has been made, United’s midfield restructuring plan may include exploring affordable, proven options. Rabiot, who boasts top-flight experience in Serie A, Ligue 1, and the Champions League, fits this profile perfectly.
Whether or not the Red Devils make a move remains uncertain, but the door is now wide open for discussions—especially with Marseille eager to resolve the fallout from the Rowe incident quickly.
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