Doubt catches up with Rabiot

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By: Manu Tournoux

Doubt catches up with Rabiot

Adrien Rabiot was injured on Sunday during Juventus-Frosinone. Less than a month before France-Germany, the French midfielder relapsed.

Should we be worried about Adrien Rabiot? On Sunday, the Juventus midfielder was injured, visibly hit on the left foot by his teammate Bremer during the victory against Frosinone snatched in added time thanks to a goal from Rugani (3-2, 90th + 5 – 26th day of Serie A).

Adrien Rabiot had calf problems at the end of January, which deprived him of two meetings with the current runner-up in the Italian Championship. We must wait for examinations to find out more about the nature and severity of the former PSG player’s injury.

This slowdown comes less than a month before France-Germany. Didier Deschamps’ Blues will play this friendly match on March 23 at the Groupama Stadium in Décines-Charpieu, the OL venue. The French coach will unveil his list on March 14.

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Manu Tournoux

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