Adrien Rabiot insists no decision has been made about his future with Juventus.

Off contract in June, the France midfielder says nothing will be decided until the season is over.

He said after yesterday's draw with Salernitana: "I've already said it: as long as we will not have achieved the objectives, we will not talk to the club.

"When we are in the Champions League (qualification obtained after the interview) and we have won this cup, we will see.

"My feelings? I am happy and proud to be here and to lead this team of young people. This evening I also had the captaincy. In football we need to talk about things, but we will see after the final."

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