(Reuters) – Italian Goalkeeper Michele Di Gregorio has joined Juventus from another Serie A team Monza, the Turin-based team said on Friday.

Juventus announced that they and Monza had reached an agreement wherein the latter would pay 18 million euros ($19.50 million) to acquire Di Gregorio.
A graduate of Inter Milan’s development programme, the 26-year-old maintained 12 clean sheets for Monza during the 2023–24 campaign.

Michele joins Juventus as the winner of the Best Keeper title in Serie A last season, which was gained by his superb responses between the posts for Monza’, the club stated in a statement.

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