The report says AC Milan are still interested in Rabiot as Amorim shapes the next phase of the club’s project. But there appears to be no urgency from the player’s side, with his attention fixed on international duty rather than negotiations.
That patience could frustrate Milan, yet it is understandable. Rabiot is an experienced, versatile midfielder who can offer physical presence, ball-carrying ability and control in possession. For a coach seeking authority and balance in the centre of the pitch, those qualities make him an attractive option.
Any move would also require clarity over the midfielder’s ambitions, salary expectations and the role he would be asked to play. Those discussions are unlikely to be settled through brief exchanges around a national-team camp.
Napoli have also been linked with Rabiot, giving the midfielder another possible route in Italy. His previous work with Massimiliano Allegri at Juventus adds a familiar connection to that speculation, although it does not amount to a commitment from either side.
The report suggests Napoli’s own midfield planning could influence whether their interest develops. That leaves Milan with an opportunity, but not a guarantee: waiting may preserve their position, while allowing another club time to make a stronger approach.
Rabiot has offered no public indication that he has chosen Milan, Napoli or another destination. For now, his message is clear: club matters can wait until France’s campaign is over.
The next significant storyline will come after the tournament, when Amorim is expected to resume contact and Rabiot’s camp can assess the options properly. Milan may still be the leading possibility, but the race remains open until those talks finally begin.