Analyzing Rabiot's drought period

I'm thinking about the 660-day drought in Serie A, which seems very long—almost 1.8 years. I wonder if it spans from July 2020 to May 2022. He had a drought during that time but then scored against Udinese or Sampdoria. I know he had several goals in the 2022-23 season, so that makes the 660-day drought seem incorrect if we consider that season. Ah, maybe this refers to an earlier news item when he first scored in Serie A after a long time.Tracking Rabiot's scoring history

I’m piecing together the timeline of Rabiot’s scoring. He didn’t score in Serie A for a while, then maybe netted another goal on May 21, 2022, against Lazio or Fiorentina? I remember Rabiot scored against AC Milan on July 7, 2020. Then, the next goal could've been on May 16, 2022, against Lazio. There were also disallowed goals and a brace against Sampdoria in March 2023, which means the 660-day drought might not be accurate since it spans July 2020 to May 2022.Analyzing coaching matchups for Rabiot

I'm examining the match on March 12, 2023, and the Chinese phrase "且对阵双方主帅相同," which might suggest that his previous league goal was against Milan when Sarri and Pioli were coaching. However, when Rabiot scored again, the coaches were Allegri and Pioli, making them different. So, could it be Inter vs Juventus? He scored against Milan in 2020 and then against Lazio later, but the coaches don’t match in both instances.Exploring Rabiot's scoring context

I’m wondering if it could be Rabiot scoring for Inter or if “拉比奥” refers to someone else, but that seems unlikely. The idea is that Rabiot scored after 660 days and that the coaches in both games were the same. That could point to Juventus vs Bologna with Pirlo and Mihajlovic, but I'm questioning that. I’m also considering which coaching pairs might have remained stable during that long time, like AC Milan's Pioli, who stayed from 2019 to 2024.