'aelan nadi bayirn miunikh ean taeaqudih rsmyan mae almadafie alhulandii matays euqid fi yamtadu likhams sanawatin."Mattis de Ligt was one of our main goals," Bayern president Herbert Hainer said in a statement. "With such signings, the big goals we set can be achieved.""De Ligt will become one of Bayern's pillars," Hainer was quoted by AFP as saying.The value of the deal was not disclosed, but some German newspapers estimated it to be about 70 million euros, with bonuses of up to 10 million additional.

Bayern Munich used the proceeds of the transfer of Polish striker Robert Lewandowski to Barcelona, estimated at more than 45 million euros, to help finance the contracting process with De Ligt, who joined Juventus in the summer of 2019 from Ajax on a five-year contract for 75 million euros.