Nicolo Savona renews until 2030!
Nicolo Savona's ties to Juventus have strengthened further, as the club has officially extended his contract until June 30, 2030. The 22-year-old defender, who rose through the club's Youth Sector, became a full member of the Men's First Team in August 2024.
Savona has been Bianconero since he was eight years old, progressing steadily through every level of the club - from the youth teams to the Primavera, then on to Juventus Next Gen, and now a First Team player.
The 2024/25 season marked a major milestone in his career, as he made his debut in Juventus's win over Como at the Allianz Stadium on August 19, opening the Serie A season.
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That appearance was the first of 37 across all competitions in 2024/25. Though primarily a defender, Savona has shown a willingness to contribute in attack as well, scoring the first two goals of his professional career - both away from home, in Verona and Udine - helping secure important victories for the team.
Savona's journey with Juventus is set to continue for many years to come.
Congratulations, Nicolo - see you on the pitch again soon!
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