Juventus have completed the signing of Mattia De Sciglio from AC Milan for €12 million, potentially rising to €12.5m.
De Sciglio left Milan's preseason tour of China to fly back to Italy, where he underwent a medical, and has signed a five-year deal.
Juve said in a statement: "Juventus Football Club S.p.A. Announces that it has finalized the agreement with AC Milan S.p.A. for the final acquisition of the right to sporting athlete Mattia De Sciglio for a fee of €12 million payable in three years.
"The purchase value may increase to a maximum of €0.5 million at maturity of certain terms during the term of the contract."
The 24-year-old will replace Dani Alves as Juve's new right full-back, reuniting himself with Massimiliano Allegri, who handed him his Milan debut in 2012.
Di Sciglio went on to make 110 Serie A appearances and feature 31 times for Italy, where he was first choice under Antonio Conte at Euro 2016.
He still had a year left to run on his contract with the Rossoneri, but was been deemed surplus to requirements following the arrivals of Mateo Musacchio and Ricardo Rodriguez.
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His relationship with Milan's fans frayed towards the end of last season, when he was made one of the scapegoats for their inconsistent performances.
He was already being linked with a summer switch to Juve then and was being accused by a large section of Milan fans of being distracted by the Bianconeri's interest.