The Bianconeri have paid an initial €25million, plus add-ons that could be worth a further €12.5m, to land the 23 year-old on a five-year deal.

Locatelli scored twice against Switzerland and made five appearances in Italy's Euro 2020 triumph.

Juve vice president Pavel Nedved revealed at the start of this month that the Turin giant had made what it considered to be an "appropriate offer" for Locatelli and it has now got its man.

Locatelli had the second best goals-per-90-minute ratio of any Italy player (0.66) in Euro 2020 after Matteo Pessina (0.95).