🚨 Pierre Kalulu seals permanent move to Juventus
A well-deserved reward?
It was expected, it's now official. Juventus announced on Thursday that they have exercised the option to buy Pierre Kalulu.
The Piedmont club would have paid 14 million euros to AC Milan to secure the services of the new French international.
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This season, Pierre Kalulu played 29 Serie A matches with the Old Lady.
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