Former Juventus star Cuadrado joins Millonarios after 17 years in Europe
Juan Guillermo Cuadrado is returning to Colombia to sign with Millonarios, the club announced. The former Juventus winger spent 17 seasons in Europe, playing for eight clubs, including Chelsea and Juventus. Millonarios, Colombia鈥檚 second-most successful club, did not disclose financial details. Cuadrado began his career with Independiente Medelli虂n before moving to Europe in 2009. He played for Udinese, Lecce, Fiorentina, Chelsea, and Juventus, winning multiple titles.
Recently, he also played for Inter Milan, Atalanta, and Pisa. Internationally, Cuadrado represented Colombia in two World Cups and five Copa Ame虂rica tournaments.
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