After ending his eight-year stint with Juventus, Juan Cuadrado is on the verge of joining one of the club’s fiercest rivals.
The Colombian winger recently departed the Bianconeri after the club opted not to renew his contract. Though, it hasn’t taken long for him to find a new home–in fact, he’s already reached an agreement with Inter for a one-year contract according to Sky Sport.
The 35 year-old will serve as the backup to first-choice right wingback Denzel Dumfries. He’ll replace Raoul Bellanova, who spent the previous season on loan with the Nerazzurri but recently joined Torino.
Cuadrado ended his Juventus tenure with totals of 26 goals, 65 assists, and 314 appearances in all competitions across eight seasons.
