Bournemouth’s latest signing Michele Di Gregorio has found himself in hot water at Juventus after finalising his move to the Cherries.
Tuttosport report that the Juventus goalkeeper, who joined Bournemouth on loan this week, has angered the Italian club’s fanbase with his social media activities.
The newspaper explains with the goalkeeper focused on his new adventure in England; he has ‘erased’ Juventus from his history.
After two seasons with the Italian club, Michele Di Gregorio has taken the decision to delete all posts featuring him in the Juventus jersey. That’s ended up sparking anger among their fanbase.
Juventus anger
That anger is partly aimed at him, but also a growing trend for former Juventus players. Dusan Vlahovic did the same after joining Besiktas.
Tuttosport argue that the decision is likely a response to events on the pitch over the past year and the harsh criticism directed at him.
There were ‘numerous’ errors that cost Juventus important points. These are mistakes that the Juventus fanbase never forgave.
Angry reaction
Reactions to Juventus’ post announcing his departure to Bournemouth clearly reflect the general sentiment towards the new Bournemouth keeper.
“We paid €20m for this guy; now it’ll be a miracle if they actually buy him permanently…” wrote one user.
Others asked, “Can we sue the people who wanted him and the ones who bought him?” Meanwhile, another commented, “Today is a good day,” with some even calling the post “the best of the year.”
The sentiment is clear. The goalkeeper did not leave a fond memory for the Bianconeri fans. They are happy to see him gone.
But while they are happy dishing that out, it seems they are not as happy to take it. Di Gregorio’s decision to delete Juventus from social media hasn’t gone down well at all. Whether he cares now he’s in Bournemouth, remains to be seen.
📵Nessun messaggio, nessun saluto e, soprattutto, più nessuna traccia della Juve nel suo account Instagram ufficiale. Il divorzio (momentaneo) tra Michele Di Gregorio e il club bianconero non è stato tra i più semplici, con il portiere titolare della scorsa stagione che si è pic.twitter.com/b4olZr41tT
— Corriere dello Sport (@CorSport) August 25, 2026
