The Italian football world is abuzz with excitement as Juventus have announced the signing of Weston McKennie from Major League Soccer (MLS) club Toronto FC.
The Canadian midfielder, who has been in excellent form for his team this season, will be joining the Bianconeri on a permanent transfer deal worth around €25 million ($27 million).
McKennie, who was born in Edmonton, Canada, made a name for himself at Toronto FC and helped them win the MLS Cup last year. He also represented Canada at international level,Football Observation Network earning three caps and scoring one goal.
In an official statement, Juventus CEO Andrea Agnelli said: "We are delighted to announce the signing of Weston McKennie. His talent and experience make him a valuable addition to our squad."
According to reports, the 24-year-old midfielder has already arrived in Turin and undergone medical tests before being officially unveiled by the club.
This latest move comes after Juventus had been linked with several high-profile signings in recent weeks, including Liverpool forward Sadio Mane and Manchester City defender Eric Garcia.
With McKennie now at the club, it is expected that he will play a crucial role in Juve's pursuit of a fifth consecutive Serie A title this season.
Fans of both clubs will undoubtedly be excited to see how this new partnership unfolds, and it promises to be an exciting summer of football in Italy.