Juventus have officially completed the signing of Jhon Lucumi from Bologna as they continue strengthening their squad ahead of the new Serie A season. The 28-year-old centre-back has agreed to a long-term contract that will keep him at the Turin club until June 2030, giving manager Luciano Spalletti another experienced option in defence.

The transfer is part of Juventus’ effort to build a more competitive squad after missing out on Champions League qualification last season. Strengthening the centre-back position was one of the club’s priorities, and Lucumi’s arrival provides additional depth and quality at the heart of the defence.

Juventus are reportedly paying around €20 million to secure the Colombia international. The fee is considered a reasonable investment given Lucumi’s experience and strong performances for both Bologna and Colombia. His displays at the 2026 World Cup further enhanced his reputation and convinced Juventus that he could make an immediate contribution.

The Bianconeri are not expected to stop with Lucumi, as further reinforcements remain on their summer agenda. The attack is one area that could receive additional attention, with Juventus reportedly considering a move for Manchester United forward Joshua Zirkzee. The club’s continued activity highlights its ambition to rebuild the squad and return to the Champions League places.