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Andrea Pirlo: I want to help Juventus return to winning ways Italy midfielder sets out his plan after joining the Old Lady and the main objective is to get back into the big time. May 25, 2011 Andrea Pirlo explained he joined Juventus in order to take the Turin outfit back to the upper echelons of Serie A. The 32-year-old penned a three-year deal with Juve after spending 10 years at AC Milan and he talked about what he hoped to achieve with his new club at his unveiling today. "Why Juventus? Because it is Juventus, alongside Inter and AC Milan, they are the most important teams in Italy, Europe, and the world," he told the press. "Juve want to win, it's been years since they have won and for me my choice was based on this. "I want to win, this team is the one with the most will and motivation. The club want to get back to the years of the past with wins in Europe and Italy." Pirlo went on to say that he was excited about the challenge ahead and that he wants to play in the top flight for years to come. "I needed more motivation. Juve gave me this chance. The stimulus to take this club back to the highest levels is massive. I had a rest this season, but now I want to play at the top levels for another four or five years."

Why Andrea Pirlo is the perfect first signing in Juventus' summer rebuild The former AC Milan midfielder has much greater adaptability than many give him credit for, and could be just the player to realise Antonio Conte's vision of a fluent Juve. May 25, 2011 It was one of the worst kept secrets in football, but last night the announcement was finally made that Andrea Pirlo will be a Juventus player for the next three years. Having said his goodbyes to AC Milan after Sunday

New Juventus signing Andrea Pirlo: "I will not forget my time at AC Milan" Veteran Italian midfielder expresses his gratitude for the San Siro club and says that it was a 'fantastic adventure' for him, but will now be playing for their rivals. May 24, 2011 Juventus

Official: Andrea Pirlo joins Juventus on three-year contract Veteran Italian has penned a deal with the Turin giants and will play for them for the next three years. May 24, 2011 Juventus have announced that they have signed midfielder Andrea Pirlo as a free agent on a contract that will last until June 30, 2014. The former Italian and European champions stated on their official website on Tuesday evening that Pirlo underwent a medical this morning and after successfully passing it, has agreed to commit himself to the club for the next three years.

Andrea Pirlo to undergo Juventus medical on Tuesday The Italian international is widely expected to sign with the Turin side in the near future and will undergo his medical today. May 24, 2011 Juventus appear to be one step closer to securing the services of Andrea Pirlo, as the playmaker will undergo a medical at the Turin side this Tuesday, Tuttosport reports. The 32-year-old recently announced that he will leave AC Milan on a Bosman move this summer and Juve are in pole position to lure the midfielder to Turin, as Goal.com exclusively revealed earlier this month. Pirlo is expected to sign a three-year deal upon completion of his medical and the transfer could be completed on either Wednesday or Thursday. The Italian international started his professional career with Brescia and also wore the jersey of Inter and Reggina before joining Milan in the summer of 2001. After 10 years at the Serie A champions, Pirlo is now on the verge of making the next step in his career by moving to Turin.

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Andrea Pirlo: My worst moment at AC Milan was losing to Liverpool in 2005 Champions League final Veteran Italian reflects on his illustrious career with the European giants and expresses his sadness at leaving his friends and team-mates. May 23, 2011 Departing midfielder Andrea Pirlo has defined losing the 2004-05 Champions League final to Liverpool in Istanbul as