Juventus Transfer Market: Di Gregorio Set to Leave in a Trade; An Old Flame Heads to Turin

Juventus wants to resolve its goalkeeper situation once and for all: Michele Di Gregorio is on his way out, and in the latest friendly in Australia, it was Mattia Perin who stood between the posts for the Old Lady. The former Monza player is set to leave the Bianconeri after a difficult season, and Zion Suzuki, on loan from Paris Saint-Germain, is expected to take his place.

Di Gregorio’s next destination is still undecided, but according to rumors reported by calciomercato.it, Marseille could make a move in the coming days. OM is on the hunt for a replacement for Rulli and is reportedly interested in the Bianconeri goalkeeper, whom the Turin club values at around 15 million euros.

According to rumors, Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg could be a surprise addition to the deal, as Marseille might propose him to Juventus as part of a potential swap. The Danish midfielder recently turned down Newcastle and could once again be on the Old Lady’s radar, as she had already sounded him out during the last winter transfer window. Midfield isn’t currently a priority for Juventus, but developments could emerge in the coming days if major sales take place. Hojbjerg is also being tracked by AC Milan, which might consider him should Adrien Rabiot leave.

As for Suzuki, the situation now appears to be in the final stages. PSG and Parma have reportedly already reached a €35 million agreement for the transfer of the Japanese goalkeeper, who would then be loaned outright to Juventus for one season—an arrangement that also suits the French club. Juventus aims to finalize the deal in the coming days, although a few details related to the second part of the agreement are still holding up the official announcement. In the background, Guglielmo Vicario remains a viable alternative, with Tottenham open to a loan deal with an option to buy set at 15 million euros.