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Nicolas Anelka undergoes medical before transfer to Juventus

IANS | Updated Jan 28, 2013 at 12:27pm IST

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Milan: French striker Nicolas Anelka underwent a medical ahead of his proposed move to Juventus. The 33-year-old French striker conducted the standard medical tests at Turin's Istituto di Medicina dello Sport centre Sunday morning, a statement from Juventus said, reports Xinhua.

The Shanghai Shenhua forward arrived in a private jet Saturday night and is due to be paid 600,000 euros for five months, plus performance-related bonuses and an option to extend for another year. PSG coach Carlo Ancelotti believed Juventus have done good business by bringing in Anelka.

"Anelka is a great player. He trained with us for a week and can play in any club in the world, so I'm sure he'll do well in Turin. He is coming off a vacation and just like everyone who has not played for a while he will need the right training schedule," said Ancelotti.

Anelka undergoes medical before transfer to Juventus

The 33-year-old French striker conducted the standard medical tests at Turin\'s Istituto di Medicina dello Sport centre.

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