Adrien Rabiot is Milan's most stable figure, especially for coach Ruben Amorim, who relies on him in the most difficult moments. The French player, who started the season in form despite the absence of a full pre-season, has already proven to be a point of reference in midfield, both as a centre-back, midfielder and attacking midfielder.
In this season's championship Rabiot has already scored three goals, becoming the team's second goalscorer together with Diego Moreira. With two assists against Torino and Lazio, his total goal participation is six, only behind Donyell Malen. In particular, in the last three games he has scored two goals and one assist, showing remarkable continuity which has strengthened Amorim's confidence in his role.
The Frenchman arrived at Milanello on 16 August, immediately after an intense season which culminated in the World Cup. Despite the absence of preparatory training, Rabiot immediately made the difference: in the first championship match, a 2‑1 victory against Torino, he scored a goal and provided an assist, demonstrating his ability to influence the result even without being a starter.
Amorim expressed satisfaction with Rabiot's versatility, who can play both in a deeper position and in the midfield, adapting to the evolution of the match. The coach underlined that the midfielder is now the most reliable player in the team in terms of distance and ability to create chances.
With current numbers, Rabiot could also challenge his personal best of 11 goals in a single season, a milestone he achieved with Juventus in the 2022/23 season. Milan, still looking for its own identity, can count on this constant performance to lead the team towards more ambitious results in the next matches.