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Juventus is active on the transfer market. This Wednesday, the Old Lady made official the arrival of a Frenchman in its squad.
AC Milan defender Pierre Kalulu has arrived in the city of Turin. The 24-year-old player has joined the Turin side on loan (paying €3 million) with an option to buy which would amount to €14 million according to the Italian press.
This agreement provides for a 10% payment to AC Milan in the event of a future resale. Trained at OL before moving to the Rossoneri in 2020 for less than 1.5 million euros, the 24-year-old player will have worn the Milan jersey 112 times for 3 goals and 3 assists.
Capable of playing in central defence but also as a right-back, Kalulu will have to face strong competition in the defensive sector composed of Bremer, Gatti, Djalo, or even Danilo and De Sciglio.
Thiago Motta is no longer expected to recruit in this sector of the game. From now on, the Italian wants to bring in some reinforcements in attack.
Players like Raheem Sterling are being targeted at the end of the transfer window. To be continued…
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