Official: Arsenal make announcement that 27-year-old has completed transfer move

Arsenal have finished their long haul relationship with goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny after he was permitted to join Juventus for an underlying charge of around £10m. The Poland worldwide had not kicked a ball for the Gunners in the course of the last two seasons where he was credited out to Serie A club AS Roma.

Szczesny kept an association high of 14 clean sheets for the Giallorossi last term, and it was unavoidable that he would push for a move somewhere else as opposed to warming the substitutes' seat at the Emirates Stadium.

An announcement on Arsenal's Official Website read: "Wojciech Szczesny has joined Italian champions Juventus for an undisclosed expense. Wojciech has spent the keep going two seasons on credit in Serie A with Roma. He made a sum of 72 alliance appearances for the Giallorossi, keeping a record 14 clean sheets last term."

Szczesny has inked a four-year manage the authoritative Italian champions, who will hope to secure seventh progressive Scudetto in the up and coming effort. Gianluigi Buffon will take up the goalkeeping obligations as normal for the Turin goliaths, yet Szczesny could procure what's coming to him of chances with the veteran prone to hang up his boots toward the finish of the battle.

The 27-year-old oversaw 181 appearances for Arsenal amid his eight-year relationship in the primary group, however his Gunners future depressing after Arsene Wenger at first marked David Ospina in 2014. The FA Cup holders have since used the administrations of Petr Cech as their first-decision shot-plug, and they were cheerful to settle an arrangement for Szczesny, who had only a year left on his agreement.

Ospina's future at the Emirates stays indeterminate in spite of his pre-season support, and his flight is probably going to hand Emiliano Martinez with the reinforcement part unless Wenger enters the exchange showcase for a newcomer.