Juventus’s newly appointed CEO, Giovanni Carnevali, has confirmed that the club is actively pursuing Guglielmo Vicario, the Tottenham goalkeeper, as a key target for the upcoming summer transfer window.

In a press conference discussing the Bianconeri’s recruitment strategy, Carnevali expressed the club’s ambition to secure a top-tier goalkeeper. He stated, “Dibu Martínez is a top player with international experience, but he’s not the only name under consideration.” He emphasized that Vicario is a priority, alongside other potential candidates.

• Key Points:
  • Juventus is focused on enhancing their goalkeeping options.
  • Vicario, a 29-year-old Italian international, is seen as a realistic target due to the financial demands associated with Martínez.

Vicario's future at Tottenham has become increasingly uncertain, especially following his injury last season, which allowed Antonin Kinsky to step up and impress as a potential long-term first-choice goalkeeper. With Martin Dubravka reportedly set to join Spurs on a free transfer, the competition for the starting spot intensifies, making Vicario's departure more likely.

Additionally, Napoli and Inter Milan are also eyeing Vicario, indicating a competitive landscape for his signature. This interest from several top Serie A clubs places Tottenham in a challenging position, as they may face a transfer battle if they decide to sell the goalkeeper this summer.