20 June 2013 | 12:37
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Italian footballer Alessandro Del Piero says he'll still cheer for his former Juventus team even though he will now play for Australian club Sydney FC.
"This will be a period of major changes, but I will continue to cheer for the team with which I spent 19 years," Del Piero said Wednesday after announcing he has signed with the Sydney club for two years.
After Juventus let the 19-year veteran go in June, Del Piero ruled out playing for another team in Italy.
Instead, he decided to choose Australia for his new adventure.
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