In news that is sure to delight Juventus' supporters, the Bianconeri have agreed with Paulo Dybala to extend his contract with the Italian champions until 2021.
A deal worth seven million euros a year to the player will shortly be rubber-stamped, meaning both Barcelona and Real Madrid, who were rumoured to be interested, will miss out.
La Gazzetta dello Sport note that the new contract won't come with a termination clause, making him more difficult to sell in future.
It would mean that any prospective purchaser would have to convince Juve's board to sell which is highly unlikely.
MARCA had previously reported Dybala had been recommended to Florentino Perez, but his commitment to his current club never wavered.
"Just give me what I want and I'll only think of Juve, I want to continue as a bianconero," he said.