Cuadrado bids farewell to Italy, joins Millonarios
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Key points
- Colombian winger, 38, left Pisa at end of June and has signed for Colombian club Millonarios
- Cuadrado spent eight seasons at Juventus (2015–23), winning five Serie A titles, four Coppa Italia trophies and two Supercoppa Italiana
- Posted Instagram tribute thanking Italy and all his clubs, with special mention for Juve where he spent most of his career
AI summary
Juan Cuadrado has completed his move to Millonarios after nearly two decades in European football. The 38-year-old Colombian winger, who became a free agent when his contract with Pisa expired on 30 June, posted an emotional farewell on Instagram, singling out Juventus for special gratitude after his eight-year spell with the Turin club yielded five league titles and four domestic cups.
Cuadrado's European career also took him to Fiorentina, Atalanta, Inter and Lecce, but it was his time at Juve that defined his legacy in Italy. Now he returns home to Colombia for a fresh challenge.
Original headline
Cuadrado, "soprattutto alla Juve": addio all'Italia e saluto speciale
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