Juventus defender Merih Demiral sung a Turkish song for his new teammates today at the preseason camp in China.
Demiral took part in the Juve tradition which new players at the Bianconneri go through.
The Turkey international was required to stand on a chair in front of the rest of the squad and sing a song of his choice.
The powerful centre-back picked an Ibrahim Tatlises song called ‘Haydi Soyle’.
Ibrahim Tatlises eat your heart out
Merih Demiral sings in Turkish to his new Juventus teammates ?@bonucci_leo19 filmed the mini concert pic.twitter.com/oLzSFACObc
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He sounded a little nervous at first but grew into the song and gave a pretty decent go at it to be fair.
Demiral joined Juventus on an €18m move from Sassuolo in July.
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The 21-year-old made his debut for the reigning Serie A champions in the International Champions Cup clash against Spurs.
He became the first Turkish international to represent Juventus in the 3-2 defeat against Spurs.
The 1.92m tall defender is not however, the only Turk in the side as he has joined Germany international of Turkish origin Emre Can who joined from Liverpool the previous summer.
