Mattia de Sciglio has arrived in China to meet his new Juventus teammates and will then return to Italy to finalise his

De Sciglio's deal is far more low-profile, with his departure beneficial to both parties. Milan have already signed two new full-backs to cope with his exit in Andrea Conti and Ricardo Rodriguez.
The versatile Italian defender is also in the last year of his contract, meaning the Rossoneri still get a decent sum before having to offload him for free next summer.

As for Juve, they get a potential bargain replacement for Dani Alves, whose contract was mutually terminated after just one season with the Bianconeri.
The 24-year-old will likely slot straight into Massimiliano Allegri's first team upon arriving and will be hoping to relaunch his promising career after stagnating at the Rossoneri.
Making just 25 Serie A appearances last season, De Sciglio needs a fresh start and Turin could be the perfect place.