Juventus has officially announced the signing of Nick Voltemade from Newcastle. The German forward joins the club on a loan deal without an option to buy, with the Bianconeri paying 4 million euros to secure his services until the end of the season. Earlier today, he arrived in Turin and successfully completed his medical examinations, finalizing the agreement between the two clubs.
According to various Italian sources, the Old Lady opted for Voltemade over another striker, Joshua Zirkzee, who was heavily linked with a move to the club, citing technical and financial reasons. The 24-year-old footballer joined Newcastle last summer in a £65 million transfer from Stuttgart. Voltemade started strongly for the Magpies, but his form visibly declined, ending the campaign with 11 goals in 53 appearances.