Adrien Rabiot has sent a message to Arsenal after addressing his future amid transfer links aplenty surrounding the Juventus midfielder this month.
Rabiot has not made an ideal start to life in the Serie A since his move from Paris Saint-Germain last summer and now he is being linked with an exit in the January transfer window.
Arsenal are one of the clubs who have been associated with rumours in regards to the 24-year-old Frenchman's future but now he has spoken out.
Rabiot has only appeared 13 times for Juventus this season but despite his inconsistent role at the Italian giants, the central midfielder is eager to stay put this month.
"It’s true that 2019 was a very good year for me,” Rabiot told Tuttomercatoweb. “I worked a lot, I joined Juventus and I think 2020 could be a positive year.
"I feel good physically, I follow the work that the coach tells us to do and I feel good here.
"I’m at the team’s disposal, I don’t have a problem with what side of the pitch I play at.
"On the right I can re-enter to the left, whilst on the left I will have a better opportunity to shoot. But it’s only important to be useful for the cause.
"The Italian league is not easy, but no championship is. I am adapting as I am learning about the characteristics of the tournament."
