Juan Cuadrado officially leaves Juventus, as the Colombian winger's contract with the White and Blacks finished this Friday.

Through a post on social networks he announced his farewell, as the parties did not see fit to extend the collaboration. 

"We have fought together 314 times, winning 11 trophies", Cuadrado wrote, among other things, on social networks, thanking the black and white family, where he spent 8 years. 

"It has been 8 years full of joy, constant growth and constant work, but also smiles, positive energy, dancing and jokes in the dressing rooms", continues Cuadrado. 

The Colombian winger joined Juventus in the summer of 2015, initially on a 2-year loan from Chelsea and then with a permanent deal.

The Colombian is now a free player to decide on his future, which will most likely continue to be in the Italian championship, where he has spent the vast majority of his sports career.