Goalkeeper Salvatore Sirigu has joined Torino after ending his contract with Paris Saint-Germain by mutual agreement.
Sirigu, 30, returns to Serie A five years after leaving Palermo for PSG and his arrival in Turin comes after the club opted not to pursue a permanent deal for Joe Hart, who spent last season on loan from Manchester City.
Sirigu told the club's official website: "I am very happy to be part of this club. I chose Toro because they wanted me strongly and have a sound project in place to grow over the coming years.
"The club and the president made me feel important and I thank them for that. I am honoured to be part of a club that has a unique story."
Torino president Urbano Cairo added: "Salvatore Sirigu is a goalkeeper of international calibre, with considerable experience in European and world competitions and an enviable list of honours.
"He is 30 years old, in the prime of his career for a goalkeeper, and still has many years ahead of him as a leader. We are pleased to warmly welcome Salvatore Sirigu."
Sirigu al Toro https://t.co/SHRSpQGJX8 #SFT pic.twitter.com/WvsYX4zxoo
— Torino Football Club (@TorinoFC_1906) June 27, 2017
Sirigu won four Ligue 1 titles, two Coupes de France and three Coupes de la Ligue with PSG but lost his place to Kevin Trapp last season, spending much of the campaign on loan at Spanish sides Sevilla and Osasuna.
PSG, confirmed the news on their official website, with a statement that read: "The club thank 'Salva' for his great professionalism and wish him the best for the new challenges that await him in his country."
