Jérémie Boga seals permanent Juventus move after loan from Nice | OneFootball

Jérémie Boga has completed a permanent move to Juventus on a contract to 2029 after a six-month loan. According to L'Équipe, the Bianconeri have triggered a €4.8 million option, with a further €800,000 in bonuses.

The Ivorian forward left Nice at the tail end of the 2026 winter window, two months after 30 November incidents in which supporters targeted him, Terem Moffi and sporting director Florian Maurice on the return from a 1-3 defeat at Lorient.

While on sick leave, the 29-year-old joined Juventus on a loan without a fee, with the Italian club covering his wages.

He responded well in Turin, scoring four goals in 17 appearances. The Ivory Coast international has 24 caps and one goal, and was not selected by Émerse Faé for the World Cup.

Boga leaves Nice for good, having joined in summer 2023 for €18 million plus €2 million in add-ons. He recorded 11 goals and 10 assists in 73 matches in all competitions for OGC Nice.

Source: L'Équipe