Juventus Transfer Market: A Goalkeeper Target Is Cut from the Roster. What Now?

Juventus continues to evaluate potential options for the goalkeeper position ahead of next season. Despite Michele Di Gregorio’s strong performances—he remains unbeaten in the friendly matches of the Asian tour—Juventus management continues its search for the goalkeeper destined to take over between the posts.

Among the names back in the spotlight is Noah Atubolu. The Freiburg No. 1, who was dropped from the German club’s roster due to transfer market developments, has once again been monitored by Juventus, which continues to keep several options open.

Meanwhile, some candidates have fallen out of the running. Alisson has remained at Liverpool, while interest in Emiliano Martinez has cooled due to the high financial demands made by Aston Villa, which Juventus executives consider excessive.

For this reason, Giovanni Carnevali, Ricky Massara, and Marco Ottolini have stepped up their efforts to sign Zion Suzuki. The Parma goalkeeper remains one of the most highly regarded options, but competition from Paris Saint-Germain risks complicating Juventus’ plans. The possibility of a loan from the French club is not entirely convincing, partly because it would mean developing a player destined to return to Paris at the end of the season.

Of all the options, however, Guglielmo Vicario continues to be viewed as the most reliable choice. The Tottenham goalkeeper remains at the top of Juventus’ list.