Khedira excited by Juventus switch
After sealing a four-year deal at Juventus, Germany international Sami Khedira has expressed his delight at agreeing a move to Serie A.
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Sami Khedira is relishing the opportunity of first-team football at Juventus after agreeing a four-year deal with the Serie A champions.
The Germany international had found himself out of favour at Real Madrid, Khedira struggling to break into the side following a series of injuries in the Spanish capital.
With his contract at Santiago Bernabeu coming to an end, Khedira opted for a change of scenery and was announced as a Juve player on Tuesday.
Khedira, who took to Facebook to express his delight at the move, will provide competition in midfield within Massimiliano Allegri's squad and could prove to be a direct replacement for playmaker Andrea Pirlo should he decide to leave.
He wrote: "Yesterday was a great day! I am happy and excited to say that I will be playing for Juventus for the next years!
"With Juve everything seemed to fall in place. My discussions with the coach and the manager were great.
"It is a great team with incredible fans! A great club with a one-of-a-kind tradition in a very special city!
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"I am totally looking forward to an exciting time in black and white! Forza Juve!"
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