The Argentina-born attacker returns to Serie A after just six months in the Premier League and will continue his career at the Italian champions
Juventus have signed Southampton striker Pablo Osvaldo on loan until the end of the season, with an option to make the move permanent for a fee of €19 million at the end of his temporary spell.
The Serie A champions were keen to add some more depth to their attack as they chase their third consecutive Scudetto and head coach Antonio Conte sees the former Roma man as a valuable addition to his squad.
Osvaldo has fallen out of favour at Southampton following a training ground incident in which he became embroiled in a fight with defender Jose Fonte.
That incident saw him suspended for two weeks and he will now continue his career at Juventus as he aims to play his way into Italy's World Cup squad.
The 28-year-old joined Southampton from Roma at the start of the 2013-14 campaign and has since scored three goals in 13 Premier League appearances.
The striker previously enjoyed spells in Italy at Atalanta, Lecce, Fiorentina, Bologna and Roma, while also wearing the jerseys of Huracan and Espanyol.
He has a contract with Southampton until June 2017.
The Serie A champions were keen to add some more depth to their attack as they chase their third consecutive Scudetto and head coach Antonio Conte sees the former Roma man as a valuable addition to his squad.
Osvaldo has fallen out of favour at Southampton following a training ground incident in which he became embroiled in a fight with defender Jose Fonte.
That incident saw him suspended for two weeks and he will now continue his career at Juventus as he aims to play his way into Italy's World Cup squad.
The 28-year-old joined Southampton from Roma at the start of the 2013-14 campaign and has since scored three goals in 13 Premier League appearances.
The striker previously enjoyed spells in Italy at Atalanta, Lecce, Fiorentina, Bologna and Roma, while also wearing the jerseys of Huracan and Espanyol.
He has a contract with Southampton until June 2017.
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