Juan Cuadrado returns to Colombia, signs for Millonarios | OneFootball

Juan Cuadrado has completed an emotional homecoming to Colombia, signing for Millonarios on Thursday. The 38-year-old joins on a free after 17 seasons in Europe, with the Bogota club confirming his arrival.

The club did not disclose financial terms. Transfermarkt reports his contract runs until June 2027.

Cuadrado moved abroad to Udinese in the summer of 2009, later lifting the Premier League with Chelsea and winning five Serie A titles across seven years at Juventus. He also featured for Lecce, Fiorentina, Inter Milan, Atalanta and Pisa.

For Colombia, he has 116 caps and 11 goals, appearing at two World Cups and five Copa America tournaments.

He will now aim to get up to speed in Categoria Primera A as Millonarios pursue domestic silverware. His elite European pedigree offers experience for the Bogota side amid a demanding schedule. His debut in blue promises to be a headline attraction in Colombian football in the coming weeks.

Source: Goal.com

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