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Official: Nicola Legrottaglie Joins Milan From Juventus
Jan 31, 2011 12:35:00 PM
Nicola Legrottaglie has penned a six-month contract with Milan after leaving Juventus, both clubs have said...
Nicola Legrottaglie has joined Milan after signing a six-month deal.Statements confirming the deal appeared on the official websites of both clubs.
Juventus revealed a transfer request had been made by the player who had revealed his desire to move away on Sunday night.
Their statement reads: "Legrottaglie to Milan. Juventus Football Club communicates the club have decided to accept Nicola Legrottaglie's request and he has been transferred to Milan on a free deal."
Milan also confirmed the deal.
"A.C Milan communicates to have acquired on a permanent basis from Juventus FC the football Nicola Legrottaglie who signs a contract until June 30, 2011."
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