Aluko to leave Juventus after 18 months and 3 trophies
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TURIN, Italy – English forward Eniola Aluko has announced she is leaving Juventus after 18 months at the Italian soccer club.
Aluko helped Juventus win the Italian league and cup double last season and the Italian Super Cup last month.
She says: “After winning the Supercoppa recently, I felt a sense of great completion with my time at Juventus, after also winning the Coppa Italia and Scudetto.”
Aluko scored 15 goals in Serie A. Her last match will be against Juve’s main rival, Fiorentina, on Nov. 30.
The 32-year-old adds on Twitter: “I will leave Italy with good memories and special achievements for new opportunities, ambitions and further happiness back in the UK.”
Aluko most recently played for Chelsea in England.
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