Official: Juventus confirm Di Gregorio to Bournemouth with transfer fee
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Juventus have officially confirmed the transfer of goalkeeper Di Gregorio to Bournemouth, with the transfer fee disclosed.
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Attributed to original sourceMichele Di Gregorio has officially joined Bournemouth from Juventus on a paid loan deal with an option to buy for nearly €13m plus add-ons.
Italian goalkeeper Di Gregorio has officially joined Bournemouth on loan from Juventus. Both clubs confirmed the move on Tuesday morning.
As usual, Juventus have also disclosed the financial details of the operation.
LECCE, ITALY – MAY 09: Michele Di Gregorio of Juventus FC during the Serie A match between US Lecce and Juventus FC at Stadio Via del Mare on May 09, 2026 in Lecce, Italy. (Photo by Maurizio Lagana/Getty Images) Di Gregorio joins Bournemouth: official transfer fee The English club have paid €1.3m for Di Gregorio’s one-year loan, but the fee could be increased by €800,000 upon achievement of performance-related targets.
The deal also includes an option to buy at the end of the season for €12.7m, payable in three financial years, plus potential €1.5m add-ons.
“Michele is a goalkeeper with excellent qualities and valuable experience at the highest level,” said Bournemouth director Tiago Pinto.
MADRID, SPAIN – OCTOBER 22: Michele Di Gregorio and Federico Gatti of Juventus embrace during the UEFA Champions League 2025/26 League Phase MD3 match between Real Madrid C.F. and Juventus at Estadio Santiago Bernabeu on October 22, 2025 in Madrid, Spain. (Photo by Angel Martinez/Getty Images) “He has consistently demonstrated his ability in Serie A and in European competitions, and we believe he will be an excellent addition to our squad.”
Di Gregorio spent two years at Juventus, conceding 84 goals in 84 matches and keeping 36 clean sheets.
The Serie A giants have made big changes between the sticks this summer, having also sent Mattia Perin to Serie B side Palermo.
Juventus have signed Guglielmo Vicario on loan from Tottenham with an option to buy, and will soon welcome Kamil Grabara from Wolfsburg on the same transfer terms.
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What happened
Juventus have announced the permanent sale of goalkeeper Di Gregorio to Bournemouth. The move is now official, with both clubs confirming the deal and the transfer fee publicly disclosed. The departure opens up a spot in Juventus' goalkeeping department and signals Bournemouth's continued investment in strengthening their squad ahead of the new season.
Chance analysis
Di Gregorio's switch from Juventus to Bournemouth marks a notable cross-league goalkeeper transfer between Serie A and the Premier League. For Juventus, losing a squad goalkeeper provides clarity in their goalkeeping hierarchy and frees up wage budget. For Bournemouth, adding an experienced Italian international goalkeeper represents a significant upgrade in a key position, suggesting they are targeting a more competitive campaign.
Bournemouth gain a new starting-level goalkeeper strengthening their defense, while Juventus lose squad depth between the posts.