Juventus targets new goalkeeper, focusing on Emiliano Martínez and Guglielmo Vicario

Juventes is actively scouting a replacement for its departing goalkeeper. The Italian club has identified two primary candidates: Aston Villa’s Argentine Emiliano Martínez, a 2022 World Cup winner who commands a high weekly wage of around £230,000, and Tottenham’s Italian Guglielmo Vicario, whose transfer fee is reported to be lower but whose contract runs to 2028.

Earlier rumors linked Juventus with Milan’s French keeper Mike Maignan and Liverpool’s Alisson Becker, but recent statements from club officials indicate the focus has shifted back to Martínez and Vicario. Financial constraints are central to the decision: Martínez’s salary is a major hurdle, while Vicario’s price tag from Tottenham is the main cost concern. Juventus is evaluating both options alongside other names such as David De Gea, but Martínez currently appears to have the edge in the club’s assessment.