Juventus secures Colombian defender Lucumí in €19.5m long‑term deal

Juventus have completed the permanent signing of Colombian defender Jhon Lucumí from Bologna, paying €19.5 million with up to €2 million in performance bonuses, and securing his services until 30 June 2030 in a deal structured over three installments.

JUVENTUS announced the acquisition on its official channels, confirming that Juventus Football Club S.p.A. reached an agreement with Bologna FC 1909 for the transfer of the player. The move is a permanent transfer, ending his tenure with Bologna.

Financial terms of the deal

The financial package includes a base fee of €19.5 million, payable in three separate installments, and an additional €0.6 million in accessory costs. Each installment will be settled in successive fiscal years.

The contract also contains conditional bonuses that can rise to a maximum of €2 million, triggered by the achievement of specific sporting objectives. The targets include a set number of appearances and team achievements.

Contract length and player profile

Lucumí signs a long‑term deal that runs until 30 June 2030, confirming his status as a permanent addition to the squad. The nine‑year contract reflects Juventus’ confidence in his development.

The Colombian centre‑back, whose full name is Jhon Janer Lucumí Bonilla, joins Juventus as a defensive reinforcement, bringing experience from his spell at Bologna. He primarily operates as a central defender, capable of playing in a back‑four or back‑three.

La Juventus views the signing of Lucum as a strategic investment in its back line, expecting the defender to contribute to the club’s ambitions over the coming seasons. His arrival adds depth ahead of the upcoming Serie A campaign.