Guglielmo Vicario, the 29-year-old goalkeeper currently at Tottenham Hotspur, has been linked with a potential move back to Italy after a series of error-prone performances since his arrival in North London.

Recent reports from Calciomercato indicate that Vicario has reached a basic agreement on personal terms with Juventus, which shows their interest in bolstering their goalkeeping options. The question now is whether Juventus can negotiate a deal with Tottenham, who are looking to offload the player rather than send him on loan.

Key points:

• Juventus expresses a need for more quality in goalkeeping.
• Vicario has prior experience in Italy, having played for Napoli, which could ease his transition.
• Juventus aims for a loan deal without an obligation to buy, a scenario that Tottenham may resist.

Vicario’s future remains in limbo as he seeks a resolution to focus on his football and regain form. A return to Italy could provide the regular playing time he needs to rebuild his confidence. However, Tottenham's manager Roberto De Zerbi appears to rate him highly, potentially complicating any move. Currently, Antonin Kinsky is viewed as the first-choice goalkeeper, and De Zerbi may prefer Vicario as competition rather than letting him leave this summer.

The situation is fluid, making it crucial to watch how negotiations unfold in the coming days.