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Yahoo
5 days ago
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- Yahoo
Official: Juventus make Kalulu move from Milan permanent
Juventus confirm the signing of Pierre Kalulu on a permanent transfer from Milan. Juventus have made Kalulu's move from Milan permanent, the Bianconeri confirmed in a statement on Thursday. Allianz Juventus Stadium (Photo by) 'It's a first birthday in Bianconero for Pierre Kalulu! The French defender turns 25 today, 5 June, 2025, and we say 'first' because after a first season on loan, the club have executed the option to make his move permanent,' the Bianconeri said. Advertisement The Frenchman has signed a contract until June 30, 2029. Figures behind Kalulu's official Juventus transfer TURIN, ITALY – OCTOBER 06: Pierre Kalulu of Juventus reacts during the warm up prior to the Serie A match between Juventus FC and Cagliari Calcio at Allianz Stadium on October 06, 2024 in Turin, Italy. (Photo by) Juventus also confirmed the official figures behind the deal: €14.3m payable over three financial years, with ancillary costs totalling up to €300,000 and potential bonuses up to a maximum of €3m depending on the achievement of further performance objectives. Kalulu spent the 2024-25 season on loan at the Allianz Stadium, where he scored one goal in 39 appearances across all competitions. Kalulu to feature in Club World Cup for Juventus Charles De Ketelaere of Atalanta BC is challenged by Pierre Kalulu of Juventus FC during the Serie A match between Atalanta and Juventus at Gewiss Stadium on January 14, 2025 in Bergamo, Italy. (Photo by) Kalulu is a 2021-22 Serie A winner with Milan and played 112 games with the Rossoneri, scoring three goals and providing three assists. Advertisement Kalulu will be part of the Juventus squad playing in the Club World Cup this month. Juventus will face Al Ain, Wydad AC and Manchester City in the group phase. The team will be led by Igor Tudor, who met the new General Manager, Damien Comolli, for the first time on Wednesday.
CNA
13-05-2025
- Sport
- CNA
Juve's Kalulu handed two-match suspension for hitting Lazio's Castellanos
Juventus defender Pierre Kalulu will miss the last two league games of the season after he was suspended following a red card during Saturday's 1-1 draw at Lazio for hitting Taty Castellanos, Serie A said on Tuesday. Kalulu, who has made 29 league appearances this season, will miss the matches against Udinese and Venezia as fourth-placed Juventus, who are equal on points with fifth-placed Lazio, fight for a top-four finish and a place in next season's Champions League.
Reuters
13-05-2025
- Sport
- Reuters
Juve's Kalulu handed two-match suspension for hitting Lazio's Castellanos
May 13 (Reuters) - Juventus defender Pierre Kalulu will miss the last two league games of the season after he was suspended following a red card during Saturday's 1-1 draw at Lazio for hitting Taty Castellanos, Serie A said on Tuesday. Kalulu, who has made 29 league appearances this season, will miss the matches against Udinese and Venezia as fourth-placed Juventus, who are equal on points with fifth-placed Lazio, fight for a top-four finish and a place in next season's Champions League.
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Business Standard
11-05-2025
- Sport
- Business Standard
10-men Juventus held to a draw by Lazio as Serie A title race heats up
The race for fourth place in Serie A keeps getting tighter and if Juventus fails to qualify for next season's Champions League, defender Pierre Kalulu might shoulder significant blame. Lazio snatched a 1-1 draw against Juventus, one of its direct rivals for fourth spot, on Saturday. The match changed on the hour mark when Kalulu was sent off for hitting an opponent while his team led 1-0. Fourth-placed Juventus remained level on points with Lazio, above the capital team thanks to a better head-to-head record. Roma is only a point behind and visits third-placed Atalanta on Monday. Bologna was a point further back following Friday's loss to AC Milan and could be joined on points if Fiorentina wins at Venezia on Monday. There are two rounds remaining. Juventus broke the deadlock six minutes after the break when Weston McKennie floated in a cross from the left for an unmarked Randal Kolo Muani to head in from close range. However, just nine minutes later, Kalulu was sent off after video review. He hit Taty Castellanos on the back of the shoulder, although the Lazio forward fell clutching his face. Lazio leveled in the sixth minute of stoppage time. Juventus goalkeeper Michele Di Gregorio pulled off another fine save to keep out Castellanos' header but he couldn't stop Matas Vecino's follow-up from point-blank range. Lazio and the Stadio Olimpico celebrated wildly. FIRST WIN FOR EMPOLI Empoli recorded its first win of 2025 and it could prove to be the most crucial, as it beat 10-man Parma 2-1 in a relegation battle to move out of the bottom three. Jacopo Fazzini swept a corner kick into the roof of the net in the 11th minute and matters appeared to be going the Tuscan team's way even more when Parma was reduced to 10 men in the 31st. Defender Lautaro Valenti, who needlessly earned himself a yellow card nine minutes earlier for slapping an opponent on the leg after being tripped, was even more foolish in receiving a second booking for dragging back another player by the jersey. Milan Duric managed to bundle in a surprise equalizer for the 10 men of Parma in the 73rd but Tino Anjorin curled into the top right corner four minutes from time to secure Empoli's first win in five months. Empoli moved a point above Lecce, which visits Hellas Verona on Sunday. Parma was only five points above the relegation zone. PEPE REINA HOWLER Como recovered from from a huge mistake from its goalkeeper to beat Cagliari 3-1. It was a sixth straight win for Cesc Fabregas' team, which had already secured Serie A safety. Cagliari will have to wait a little longer as it was six points above the relegation zone, with most of the teams below it still to play this weekend. Cagliari took the lead in the 20th when Pepe Reina allowed Michel Adopo's shot to squirm under his body. Como's Maxence Caqueret leveled in the 40th and Gabriel Strefezza fired the hosts in front in stoppages. Patrick Cutrone sealed the result on his 100th appearance for Como.
The Advertiser
10-05-2025
- Sport
- The Advertiser
Lazio snatches draw against 10-man Juventus in Serie A
The race for fourth place in Serie A keeps getting tighter and if Juventus fail to qualify for next season's Champions League, defender Pierre Kalulu might shoulder significant blame. Lazio snatched a 1-1 draw against Juventus, one of their direct rivals for fourth spot, on Saturday. The match changed on the hour mark when Kalulu was sent off for hitting an opponent while his team led 1-0. Fourth-placed Juventus remained level on points with Lazio, above the capital team thanks to a better head-to-head record. Roma are only a point behind and visit third-placed Atalanta on Monday. Bologna are a point further back following Friday's loss to AC Milan and could be joined on points if Fiorentina win at Venezia on Monday. There are two rounds remaining. Juventus broke the deadlock six minutes after the break when Weston McKennie floated in a cross from the left for an unmarked Randal Kolo Muani to head in from close range. However, nine minutes later, Kalulu was sent off after video review. He hit Taty Castellanos on the back of the shoulder, although the Lazio forward fell clutching his face. Lazio levelled in the sixth minute of stoppage time. Juventus goalkeeper Michele Di Gregorio pulled off another fine save to keep out Castellanos' header but he couldn't stop Matías Vecino's follow-up from point-blank range. Empoli recorded their first win of 2025 and it could prove to be the most crucial, as they beat 10-man Parma 2-1 in a relegation battle to move out of the bottom three. Jacopo Fazzini swept a corner kick into the roof of the net in the 11th minute and matters appeared to be going the Tuscan team's way even more when Parma were reduced to 10 men in the 31st. Defender Lautaro Valenti, who needlessly earned himself a yellow card nine minutes earlier for slapping an opponent on the leg after being tripped, was even more foolish in receiving a second booking for dragging back another player by the jersey. Milan Duric managed to bundle in a surprise equaliser for the 10 men of Parma in the 73rd but Tino Anjorin curled into the top right corner four minutes from time to secure Empoli's first win in five months. Empoli moved a point above Lecce, who visit Hellas Verona on Sunday. Parma are only five points above the relegation zone. Como recovered from from a huge mistake from their goalkeeper to beat Cagliari 3-1. It was a sixth straight win for Cesc Fabregas' team, who had already secured Serie A safety. Cagliari will have to wait a little longer as they are six points above the relegation zone, with most of the teams below them still to play this weekend. Cagliari took the lead in the 20th when Pepe Reina allowed Michel Adopo's shot to squirm under his body. Como's Maxence Caqueret leveled in the 40th and Gabriel Strefezza fired the hosts in front in stoppages. Patrick Cutrone sealed the result on his 100th appearance for Como. The race for fourth place in Serie A keeps getting tighter and if Juventus fail to qualify for next season's Champions League, defender Pierre Kalulu might shoulder significant blame. Lazio snatched a 1-1 draw against Juventus, one of their direct rivals for fourth spot, on Saturday. The match changed on the hour mark when Kalulu was sent off for hitting an opponent while his team led 1-0. Fourth-placed Juventus remained level on points with Lazio, above the capital team thanks to a better head-to-head record. Roma are only a point behind and visit third-placed Atalanta on Monday. Bologna are a point further back following Friday's loss to AC Milan and could be joined on points if Fiorentina win at Venezia on Monday. There are two rounds remaining. Juventus broke the deadlock six minutes after the break when Weston McKennie floated in a cross from the left for an unmarked Randal Kolo Muani to head in from close range. However, nine minutes later, Kalulu was sent off after video review. He hit Taty Castellanos on the back of the shoulder, although the Lazio forward fell clutching his face. Lazio levelled in the sixth minute of stoppage time. Juventus goalkeeper Michele Di Gregorio pulled off another fine save to keep out Castellanos' header but he couldn't stop Matías Vecino's follow-up from point-blank range. Empoli recorded their first win of 2025 and it could prove to be the most crucial, as they beat 10-man Parma 2-1 in a relegation battle to move out of the bottom three. Jacopo Fazzini swept a corner kick into the roof of the net in the 11th minute and matters appeared to be going the Tuscan team's way even more when Parma were reduced to 10 men in the 31st. Defender Lautaro Valenti, who needlessly earned himself a yellow card nine minutes earlier for slapping an opponent on the leg after being tripped, was even more foolish in receiving a second booking for dragging back another player by the jersey. Milan Duric managed to bundle in a surprise equaliser for the 10 men of Parma in the 73rd but Tino Anjorin curled into the top right corner four minutes from time to secure Empoli's first win in five months. Empoli moved a point above Lecce, who visit Hellas Verona on Sunday. Parma are only five points above the relegation zone. Como recovered from from a huge mistake from their goalkeeper to beat Cagliari 3-1. It was a sixth straight win for Cesc Fabregas' team, who had already secured Serie A safety. Cagliari will have to wait a little longer as they are six points above the relegation zone, with most of the teams below them still to play this weekend. Cagliari took the lead in the 20th when Pepe Reina allowed Michel Adopo's shot to squirm under his body. Como's Maxence Caqueret leveled in the 40th and Gabriel Strefezza fired the hosts in front in stoppages. Patrick Cutrone sealed the result on his 100th appearance for Como. The race for fourth place in Serie A keeps getting tighter and if Juventus fail to qualify for next season's Champions League, defender Pierre Kalulu might shoulder significant blame. Lazio snatched a 1-1 draw against Juventus, one of their direct rivals for fourth spot, on Saturday. The match changed on the hour mark when Kalulu was sent off for hitting an opponent while his team led 1-0. Fourth-placed Juventus remained level on points with Lazio, above the capital team thanks to a better head-to-head record. Roma are only a point behind and visit third-placed Atalanta on Monday. Bologna are a point further back following Friday's loss to AC Milan and could be joined on points if Fiorentina win at Venezia on Monday. There are two rounds remaining. Juventus broke the deadlock six minutes after the break when Weston McKennie floated in a cross from the left for an unmarked Randal Kolo Muani to head in from close range. However, nine minutes later, Kalulu was sent off after video review. He hit Taty Castellanos on the back of the shoulder, although the Lazio forward fell clutching his face. Lazio levelled in the sixth minute of stoppage time. Juventus goalkeeper Michele Di Gregorio pulled off another fine save to keep out Castellanos' header but he couldn't stop Matías Vecino's follow-up from point-blank range. Empoli recorded their first win of 2025 and it could prove to be the most crucial, as they beat 10-man Parma 2-1 in a relegation battle to move out of the bottom three. Jacopo Fazzini swept a corner kick into the roof of the net in the 11th minute and matters appeared to be going the Tuscan team's way even more when Parma were reduced to 10 men in the 31st. Defender Lautaro Valenti, who needlessly earned himself a yellow card nine minutes earlier for slapping an opponent on the leg after being tripped, was even more foolish in receiving a second booking for dragging back another player by the jersey. Milan Duric managed to bundle in a surprise equaliser for the 10 men of Parma in the 73rd but Tino Anjorin curled into the top right corner four minutes from time to secure Empoli's first win in five months. Empoli moved a point above Lecce, who visit Hellas Verona on Sunday. Parma are only five points above the relegation zone. Como recovered from from a huge mistake from their goalkeeper to beat Cagliari 3-1. It was a sixth straight win for Cesc Fabregas' team, who had already secured Serie A safety. Cagliari will have to wait a little longer as they are six points above the relegation zone, with most of the teams below them still to play this weekend. Cagliari took the lead in the 20th when Pepe Reina allowed Michel Adopo's shot to squirm under his body. Como's Maxence Caqueret leveled in the 40th and Gabriel Strefezza fired the hosts in front in stoppages. Patrick Cutrone sealed the result on his 100th appearance for Como.
