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The Frenchman has missed the last couple of weeks thanks to a dislocated toe. The toe is good to go, it seems.
That means Juventus? midfield depth crunch is very much in better shape than it was a few weeks ago when we were wondering how the heck Max Allegri was going to get through the next few weeks.
After missing the last two games due to a dislocated toe he suffered against Frosinone late last month, midfielder Adrien Rabiot returned to full training Friday and is all set to return to the starting lineup when Juventus faces Genoa during Sunday?s lunchtime kickoff at the Allianz Stadium. Rabiot was one of two midfielders to get hurt in the win over Frosinone nearly three weeks ago ? what has proven to be Juve?s only win over the past seven games ? and suddenly forcing Allegri to work with players who were second- or third-string (or not even playing in Italy) choices when the season began. But now with both Weston McKennie and Rabiot back in the fold, the crunch has thankfully eased to the point where January signee Carlos Alcaraz is currently the only Juve midfield out due to injury.

#Rabiot recuperato per #JuveGenoa // Rabiot will be available for Juve-Genoa ????? Romeo Agresti (@romeoagresti) March 15, 2024

Now with Rabiot healthy again, Allegri will have the midfield that he has been using for much of the 2023-24 season, with the Frenchman and McKennie playing on either side of Manuel...