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·22 août 2024
Capello, Inzaghi, Bonucci, Kalulu: Every player to move between AC Milan and Juventus
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·22 août 2024
Juventus officially announced the signing of Pierre Kalulu from AC Milan yesterday and thus he became the latest in a long list of names who have moved directly between the two clubs.
On their official website, Juve confirmed yesterday that they have completed the signing of the Frenchman. The loan fee is €3.3m, payable in two financial years, then there is a €14m option to buy plus €3m in potential bonuses.
As our colleagues at Football Italia write, Kalulu is the first player to go directly between Milan and Juventus since the summer of 2018, when Leonardo Bonucci returned to Turin following a one-season spell with the Rossoneri that did not go to plan.
Gonzalo Higauin arrived at Milan from Juventus on loan as part of the operation and Mattia Caldara was sold to the Rossoneri during the same window, but since then everything had gone quiet until the Frenchman’s move.
The below list shows ever player who has moved between the two clubs in either direction, either on a permanent transfer, on loan or on a free:
1930s: Luigi Giunta, Guglielmo Borgo – 1930, Cinzio Scagliotti – 19371940s: Egidio Micheloni – 1941, Giuseppe Meazza – 1942, Savino Bellini – 19431950s: Alberto Piccinini – 1953, Eduardo Ricagni – 19541960s: Giorgio Rossano, Bruno Mora, Gilberto Noletti, Sandro Salvadore – 19621970s: Fabio Capello, Romeo Benetti – 19761980s: Paolo Rossi – 19851990s: Paolo Di Canio, Alessandro Orlando – 1994, Roberto Baggio 1995, Edgar Davids – 19982000s: Filippo Inzaghi, Cristian Zenoni – 2001, Christian Abbiati – 20052010s: Marco Storari – 2010, Nicola Legrottaglie, Andrea Pirlo, Alberto Aquilani – 2011, Alessandro Marti – 2013, Alessandro Marti – 2015, Mattia Di Sciglio, Leonardo Bonucci – 2017, Leonardo Bonucci, Gonzalo Higuain, Mattia Caldara – 2018.