fans and his team-mates as he said farewell to
Turin, admitting he would "never forget the
relationship I have" with the club
Andrea Pirlo has admitted he found it difficult to
leave Juventus in an open letter written to the
club's staff and supporters following his transfer to
New York City FC.
The Italian midfielder moved to Turin on a free
transfer in 2011 after a decade-long spell at Milan
and helped Juventus to this year's Champions
League final.
Thanking everyone at the club for their support,
Pirlo added that he "will never forget the
relationship I have with these colours".
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"It can be difficult to put emotions into words,
especially when they involve four years that have
been so important in my life," he tweeted.
"I can only say a huge THANK YOU to all who
have accompanied me and supported me in this
adventure: the club, FC Juventus, from our
president to every single person that works there;
my team-mates of many battles, lots of laughter
and some tears; the fans and all those who have
always followed us with affection even when things
were less beautiful.
"Many thanks to all of you. It was not an easy
decision, but it's time to start a new adventure, but
I will never forget the relationship I have with these
colours. Until the end FORZA JUVENTUS."
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