Transfer news: Ramsey to Juventus

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Aaron Ramsey has reportedly agreed a five-year contract at Juventus with his Arsenal career coming to an end.
And the Welshman’s move to the Serie A champions will apparently be announced as soon as next month.
According to Italian outlet Mediaset, Massimiliano Allegri’s side have won the race to the midfielder’s signature, who is out of contract at the end of the season.
Juventus chief Fabio Paretici confirmed the club’s interest in luring Ramsey to Turin this week.
And it appears the Italian giants have moved quickly to secure an agreement with the Arsenal man.
Ramsey will supposedly earn £145,000-a-week at Juventus with the deal ‘practically done’.
Mediaset add Regulations mean Juventus must wait until February to announce Ramsey will be joining in the summer.

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