Justin Kluivert, a winger from Roma of Italy, has joined Bournemouth for an undisclosed sum.
The 24-year-old has signed a "long-term contract" with Vitality Stadium after earning two caps for the Netherlands in 2018.
He becomes the Premier League club's first acquisition following the dismissal of Gary O'Neil and the hiring of head coach Andoni Iraola.
In a statement, Neill Blake, the chief executive of the Cherries, said: "We are happy to have made Justin our first signing ahead of the new season.His arrival is a proof of his ambition, which is shared by ours, since he was sought after by a lot of clubs throughout Europe.
Justin is a talented attacking player with a keen eye for goals. He has a high level of technical skill and speaks quickly and directly.
Kluivert began his career at Ajax before switching to Serie A in 2018. He is the son of legendary Netherlands striker Patrick Kluivert.
In 68 games for Roma, he scored nine goals, and he spent the previous season on loan at Valencia after previous stints with RB Leipzig and Nice.Ndicka did appear to be moving to the Premier League at one point.
The versatile defender, 23, was linked to Manchester United, Liverpool, and Arsenal before deciding to join Roma. For José Mourinho, the Frenchman will fulfill a lot of criteria.
When Juventus opted to bring Milik back to the team after being out on loan the previous season to fill in for Duan Vlahovi, several people raised an eyebrow. The Turin-based team's choice turned out to be wise, as the 29-year-old scored seven goals in just under 1,600 minutes. For Max Allegri's team last season, only Vlahovi (10) and Adrien Rabiot (8) scored more goals.
He succeeded in persuading the Old Lady of Italian football to sign him permanently, and Juventus agreed to pay parent club Marseille £5.4 million to do so. Even while the agreement may not be the most intriguing, Vlahovi's uncertain future makes it possible that the signing was shrewd.
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