On Friday, the Serie A giants announced that they had reached a five-year agreement with David, and one that will pay him at least $7 million per season, reports suggest. It’s a landmark moment for him, and the latest growth in North Americans finding success in Europe.

David spoke to a number of top clubs after rejecting moves to Turkiye and Saudi Arabia, but it was Juve that could find an agreement with him. The Bianconeri consider him a replacement for Dusan Vlahovic, whom they expect to leave the Allianz Stadium this summer.

It was signing day — and David finally step foot in Turin.