Juventus targets Tottenham goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario on loan

Juventus is actively pursuing a new first‑choice goalkeeper and has turned its focus to Tottenham Hotspur’s Guglielmo Vicario. Reports indicate the Italian club is discussing a loan deal with an option to buy, a structure that would allow Juventus to avoid a large immediate outlay while testing the player’s fit.

Vicario, valued at about €20 million, could be secured on a loan reportedly costing around €4 million per year, offering a financially sensible alternative to the higher‑priced Argentine keeper Emiliano Martínez, whose salary and transfer demands are seen as prohibitive. Other potential targets such as Marco Carnesecchi and Zion Suzuki have encountered obstacles, leaving Vicario as the leading candidate.

Former player and commentator Ciccio Graziani has weighed in, stressing the need for a top‑level goalkeeper and noting both Martínez and Vicario as options, while Juventus manager Luciano Spalletti has expressed openness to the loan solution. Meanwhile, Napoli’s interest in Vicario is linked to a possible sale of Vanja Milinković‑Savić, but Juventus remains the primary suitor.