Luka Vlahovic has completed his move from Fiorentina to Juventus, with the Serbian striker signing a five-year deal at the Serie A champions.

The 22-year-old was one of Europe's most in-demand forwards last summer, and he finally decided to make the switch to Italy after impressing on loan at AC Milan earlier this season.

Vlahovic scored 17 goals in 34 appearances for the Rossoneri during his time there, and he is expected to be a key player for Juventus in the upcoming season.

"Signing Luka Vlahovic is a massive coup for us," said Juventus CEO Andrea Agnelli. "He is a world-class forward who can score goals and create chances for himself and others."

Vlahovic is also known for his work rate and physicality, which will help him adapt well to life in Serie A.

"He is a strong and powerful player who can dominate games," said Juventus manager Massimiliano Allegri. "We expect big things from him this season."

The arrival of Vlahovic is another major boost for Juventus, who finished second in Serie A last season but were defeated by Inter Milan in the Coppa Italia final.

With Vlahovic in their ranks, the Bianconeri have a strong attacking force that should cause problems for opponents throughout the season.

Overall, it seems like a good move for both Vlahovic and Juventus. The Serbian forward has shown his potential already at AC Milan, and now he gets the chance to showcase his skills in Serie A with one of the biggest clubs in the country. And Juventus has added a top-class forward to its squad, who could help them challenge for the title once again.