Bayern Munich have signed Dutch defender Matthijs de Ligt from Juventus on an arrangement until 2027
Bayern Munich have signed Dutch defender Matthijs de Ligt from Juventus on an arrangement until 2027, the German Bundesliga champions said on Tuesday.
Juve said the middle back was signed for an expense of 67 million euros ($68.55 million), rising up by a potential 10 million euros based on execution related bonuses.
"De Ligt was a top objective for us. With signings like this, the large aims that we have are reachable," Bayern president Herbert Hainer said in a statement.
"The future substance of our group is increasingly coming to fruition, and this transfer is a significant structure block in the general idea that we're bit by bit establishing. De Ligt should turn into a mainstay at FC Bayern."
De Ligt joined Juve in 2019 following his job in assisting Ajax Amsterdam with arriving at a far-fetched Champions League semifinal.
In Turin, he has brought home a Serie A championship, Coppa Italia and Supercoppa in his three seasons with the club, just once finishing a mission trophyless - - last term.
"I felt the certifiable appreciation from the sporting administration, the mentor and the board right all along, which persuaded me," De Ligt said.
"What's more, FC Bayern is a splendidly run club with huge aims. I'm exceptionally happy that I'm presently turning out to be essential for the FC Bayern story."
The 22-year-old as of now has 38 caps for the Netherlands and leaves Juventus short of options in focal defense, with veteran Italian defender Giorgio Chiellini also having left in the close season.
There have been large changes this close season at Bayern, with Polish striker Robert Lewandowski, second in their record-breaking scoring list, moving to Barcelona in an arrangement worth 45 million euros.
Senegalese forward Sadio Mane has been gotten as a substitution from Liverpool, with De Ligt the latest high-profile appearance in Bavaria.
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