Juventus have announced that midfielder Miralem Pjanic has penned a new long-term contract.
Pjanic has spent the last two seasons in Turin, with a total of 14 goals being scored from 90 appearances in all competitions.
The impact of the Bosnia-Herzegovina international has resulted in interest from elsewhere, with Manchester City having been linked with a summer approach for the player.
However, Juventus have moved to confirm that they have handed the 28-year-old a new five-year contract, taking his stay at the club to 2023.
Pjanic played the full 90 minutes as Juventus registered a 3-2 victory over Chievo in their Serie A opener at the weekend.
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Darren Plant
Darren Plant
