Juventus Transfer Market: There’s a Big Problem—The Goal for the Goalkeeper Is at Risk

Juventus has not yet managed to solve its goalkeeper conundrum, and the situation is greatly frustrating Luciano Spalletti: the coach from Certaldo would have liked to have the new starting goalkeeper on the team already, but it still seems like a long way off. To complicate matters, Paris Saint-Germain has also gotten involved.

The Parisian club is finalizing the purchase of Zion Suzuki from Parma for approximately 40 million euros, and during negotiations with Juventus for Randal Kolo Muani, the club discussed with the Bianconeri the possibility of loaning the Japanese goalkeeper.

According to French sources, however, Luis Enrique is reportedly considering promoting Suzuki immediately as Matvey Safonov’s backup and selling Lucas Chevalier, who is in high demand in the Premier League. Should the European champions opt for this solution, Juventus would be forced to change its plans for the goalkeeper position.

If the Zion Suzuki deal falls through, the Bianconeri could make a strong push for Guglielmo Vicario, who is essentially an outcast at Tottenham. Roberto De Zerbi has decided to rely on Antonin Kinsky for next season, and the former Empoli player is unwilling to play second fiddle; for this reason, he has already informed his entourage of his willingness to move on.

In recent weeks, Juventus has tried everything to convince Aston Villa to let Dibu Martinez go, and the Argentine even seemed open to a move to Turin, but the Villains have shut the door by holding on to the World Cup runner-up.