Overview
- In early July Tottenham signalled it will consider a loan of Guglielmo Vicario with a right of redemption, a move that lowers the roughly €20m upfront price that had blocked a permanent transfer.
- Vicario is appealing to Juventus because he is Italian, under 30, known to coach Luciano Spalletti from the national team, and reportedly ready to leave English football.
- Juventus is treating the potential loan as a practical, cost‑efficient solution while it keeps negotiating to sign Kolo Muani, a forward the club values at about €35–40m.
- Despite transfer speculation and public friction over the goalkeeper search, Michele Di Gregorio remains Juventus’s current No. 1 and is expected to join the club at the mid‑July pre‑season reassembly.
- The club continues to scout other goalkeeper options including higher‑profile names, but the loan‑with‑option structure fits Juventus’s preference for lower immediate cash outlay and preserved budget flexibility for other signings.