After 17 Seasons in Europe, Cuadrado Picks Millonarios for His Homecoming
Millonarios said the 38-year-old winger is returning home after 17 seasons in Europe, where he won five Serie A titles with Juventus.
- On Thursday, Millonarios announced the signing of former Juventus winger Juan Guillermo Cuadrado, who returns to his native Colombia after a 17-season tenure in Europe.
- Cuadrado began his professional career with Independiente Medellín before moving to Udinese in 2009, subsequently playing for Lecce and Fiorentina prior to his move to the Premier League.
- During a defining seven-year stretch at Juventus, Cuadrado captured five Serie A titles, four Coppa Italia trophies, and two Supercoppa Italiana titles; he also won a Premier League title with Chelsea in 2014.
- Millonarios, Colombia's second-most successful club behind Atlético Nacional, did not disclose financial terms; the winger recently featured for Inter Milan, Atalanta, and Pisa before this return.
- Internationally, the winger represented Colombia at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil and the 2018 World Cup in Russia, while also appearing in five Copa América tournaments throughout his career.
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After nearly two decades, filled with unforgettable moments and trophies on European pitches, Juan Cuadrado has officially announced the end of his adventure on the Old Continent. The 38-year-old midfielder returns to his native Colombia, where he will dress for Mijonarios, a club that will be the new stage for his talent and experience. In an emotional post on Instagram, Cuadrado shared his feelings and gratitude to everyone who has been part o…
The former Colombian Worldist closes a 17 season stage in European football to bring experience and titles to the Albiazul staff.
Juan Guillermo Cuadrado was announced as a new player of Millionaires, a club in which he will continue his career after playing for the last 11 years in the Italian A Series.
Bogotá, 10 Sep (EFE).- The 38-year-old Juan Guillermo Cuadrado was announced as a new player of Millionaires, a club in which he will continue his career after having played the last 11 years in the Italian A Series. «Millionaires FC announces the arrival of Juan Guillermo Cuadrado, one of the most outstanding Colombian footballers in [...] La entrada Juan Guillermo Cuadrado is a new player of Millionaires was first published in HolaNews.
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After 17 seasons in Europe, Cuadrado picks Millonarios for his homecoming
BOGOTÁ, Colombia (AP) — Former Juventus winger Juan Guillermo Cuadrado is returning to his native Colombia to sign with Millonarios. The club announced the move on Thursday.
The Anti-Oqueño was free after leaving Pisa and the option to continue in Italy lost strength due to the lack of market; the capital club would be looking to close the deal
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