Juan Cuadrado, the Spanish forward who has been playing for Atletico Madrid since 2014, is set to join Serie A champions Juventus on a free transfer this summer. The 30-year-old striker will reportedly sign a five-year contract with the Italian club and will wear the No.7 shirt.

The move to Juventus comes after Cuadrado was heavily linked with a move away from Atletico last season. However, the forward remained loyal to his team and helped them win La Liga in 2019-20. His performances for Atletico have been highly rated, and he has scored over 150 goals for the club.

Cuadrado has also been a key player for Spain, earning over 80 caps and scoring 36 goals. He has won numerous awards throughout his career, including two La Liga titles, one UEFA Champions League title,Primeira Liga Hotspots and one FIFA Club World Cup.

In terms of Juve's signing, it is believed that the club has agreed a fee of €100 million for the forward, which is said to be a world record for a player joining from Atletico. The fee includes a sell-on clause, meaning that Juventus can receive a portion of any future sales of Cuadrado.

For Juventus, the addition of Cuadrado could be a significant boost to their attacking options. The Argentine has proven himself as a prolific goal scorer, and he should provide competition for the likes of Paulo Dybala and Cristiano Ronaldo up front.

Overall, the move to Juventus for Juan Cuadrado is expected to be a successful one for both parties involved. It is hoped that he will help Juve compete for major trophies in the coming years, while also continuing to perform well for Atletico.

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