According to official news from Juventus, the team bought out AC Milan defender Kalulu for 14.3 million euros and signed until 2029.

Juventus official announcement:

We hereby announce that the club officially implements the buyout clause, signing player Pierre Calulu permanently from AC Milan, and completing a contract renewal with the player at the same time, with the contract period until June 30, 2029.

Transfer fee is 14.3 million euros, paid in three fiscal years. There is an additional fee of no more than 300,000 euros, which can also include a floating bonus of up to 3 million euros depending on the player's competitive performance.

Today, June 5, 2025, is the 25th birthday of the French defender, which is also his first birthday in the Zebra Legion. Kalulu joined Juventus from Milan last summer and quickly gained a place in the starting lineup. In his first season of playing, he played 39 times for the team and won his first goal from Juventus in his away game against Atlanta.

Calulu is currently playing with the French national team, and he will return to Turin to continue preparing for the Club World Cup to be held in the United States.

Kalulu just turned 25 today, and he plays as a central defender on the field and can also play a cameo as a right back. In the summer of 2020, AC Milan spent 1.39 million euros to introduce Kalulu from the Lyon echelon, and the players represented Milan in a total of 112 games.

Last summer, Kalulu was loaned to Juventus, with a loan fee of 3.3 million euros. This season, Kalulu played 39 games for Juventus in various competitions and scored 1 goal. Currently, Germany's turnaround is worth 26 million euros.