Martina Rosucci has signed a new contract with Juventus Women that will keep the midfielder at the club until 30 June 2028. The extension continues a relationship that began in 2017, when Rosucci joined Juventus at the very start of the club’s women’s first-team project.

The long-serving Italian has since become one of the defining figures of the Juventus Women era, making 195 appearances and contributing to every trophy-winning period in the team’s history.

Contract snapshot

Player: Martina Rosucci
Club: Juventus Women
Position: Midfielder
New contract: Until 30 June 2028
Joined Juventus: 2017
Juventus appearances: 195
Trophies with Juventus: 17

Rosucci signs new Juventus contract

Rosucci’s previous stay in Turin has now been extended for almost another two seasons, with Juventus confirming her new deal runs until June 2028. The midfielder has been with the Bianconere since the summer of 2017 and has developed into an important leader within the squad.

Juventus highlighted Rosucci’s influence beyond her performances on the pitch, describing her as a guiding presence in the dressing room and an important figure in passing the club’s values on to new players.

195 appearances and 17 trophies

Rosucci has made 195 appearances for Juventus and collected 17 trophies during her nine years with the club. She has been part of every major success achieved by the Juventus Women’s first team since its formation.

The 34-year-old’s career in Turin has also included difficult periods with injuries, but she has remained an important member of the squad and one of its most experienced players.

Her new agreement means Rosucci now has the opportunity to pass the 200-appearance milestone and extend a Juventus career that will have lasted more than a decade if she remains through the end of the contract.

For Juventus, the renewal ensures one of the most recognisable figures in the history of their women’s team will remain part of the squad as the club moves into its next chapter.

Source: Juventus

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