A departure from the Juve veteran’s first release, a homage to club legend Gaetano Scirea just under two years ago, and indeed from a traditional biography, Chiellini’s book looks behind the jersey with the help of supporters to unravel what makes the Old Lady’s number 3 tick both on and off the field.The Italian, who is on a reported £62,000-a-week, will end up donating more than £32,000 of his annual salary to charity and becomes the fifth player announced and joins Mata, Bayern Munich defender Mats Hummels and USA Women’s National Team World Cup winners Alex Morgan and Megan Rapinoe.