Carlos Tevez, Gonzalo Higuain and Mario Gomez have given some lustre back to Italy's Serie A ahead of the new season after joining Juventus, Napoli and Fiorentina respectively.
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Argentine international striker Tevez joined the defending champions from Manchester City in June and, along with Spain international Fernando Llorente, should give Juve the extra edge as they aim for a rare third consecutive scudetto as well as Champions League glory.
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It is a deal which should suit both parties.
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Ahead of the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, where both the hosts and Argentina will be expected to shine, Tevez has one eye on snatching a place in Alejandro Sabella's side.
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Juve are desperate to boost their chances of advancing to the final stages of the Champions League following a 4-0 aggregate humbling by eventual champions Bayern Munich in the quarterfinals of the competition earlier this year.
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Conte is hoping Tevez, who scored 73 goals in 148 appearances during a torrid spell with City, will prove a useful addition to his already impressive squad.
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"He's a true professional, a good person, and is willing to work," said Conte, who also secured up and coming defender Angelo Ogbonna from city rivals Torino.
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Whether the capture of Tevez and Llorente are enough to take Juve further in a competition they last won in 1996 remains to be seen.
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While Llorente is already on the sidelines having struggled to adapt to Conte's rigid tactical system ahead of their season opener at Sampdoria on Saturday, Tevez opened his account with a goal in a 4-0 Italian Super Cup rout of Lazio last Sunday.
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Napoli, meanwhile, could have have their work cut in the Champions League this season having sold Uruguayan international striker Edinson Cavani to big-spending Paris Saint Germain for a Ligue 1 record 64 million euros ($84 million).
Serie A will definately be boosted right now because these players are very dope I must say...Especially Carlos Tevez!