Nicolò Savona, a 22-year-old defender, has officially signed with Nottingham Forest from Juventus for approximately â¬12.5 million, with potential bonuses raising the amount to around â¬14 million. His contract runs until 2030, representing Forest’s long-term commitment to the player.
Having been at Juventus since his youth, this is Savonaâs first switch to another club. Last season, he played 40 matches for their senior team, primarily as a defender. Savona expressed enthusiasm about joining Forest, calling it a “dream come true.”
Prior to joining the first team, Savona played for Juventus’ Under-23 squad. In 61 games, he demonstrated potential with two goals and five assists, paving the way for his new adventure in the Premier League.
With the goal of a strong season, Forest is preparing for their first European competition in thirty years. Savona is the club’s ninth signing this summer, highlighting their strategy to reinforce the squad thoroughly.
Savona’s defensive skills will be crucial for Forest as they face their upcoming challenges. Fans are optimistic that these new signings will drive the team towards a successful season.
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