Adrien Rabiot, currently engaged with France in the World Cup, has clarified that he has not yet spoken with AC Milan's new coach Ruben Amorim about his future at the club. Rabiot, along with teammate Mike Maignan, will not be available until late July, and potentially early August if they reach the final. The midfielder emphasized that discussions with Amorim will take place at a later time.

Rabiot's current focus remains on France's World Cup campaign, where they are set to face Spain in the semifinals on July 14. The 28-year-old's contract situation and potential transfer rumors have been a topic of interest, but he has not commented on any specific plans or negotiations.

The midfielder's response suggests that he is committed to AC Milan for now, but the club's transfer plans and Amorim's strategy will likely be revealed in the coming weeks. Milan fans will be keeping a close eye on Rabiot's performances and any updates on his contract situation.

As the new season approaches, AC Milan is expected to make several key signings and announce their full squad plans. Rabiot's role in Amorim's plans will be an important aspect to watch, especially given his experience and skills on the pitch.