Tottenham Hotspur goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario has arrived in Turin ahead of a transfer to Juventus.
With Roberto De Zerbi having decided on Antonin Kinsky as his number one for 2026-27, Vicario has been left in limbo.
While the Italian stopper has been expected to leave the Tottenham Hotspur for a number of weeks, a move to Juventus appeared to be off the table.
The Serie A giants had been in line to sign Aston Villa goalkeeper, only for the two clubs to be too far apart in negotiations for talks to continue.
As a result, Juventus have since reignited their efforts for Vicario and should get a deal over the line.
?⚪️⚫️ Guglielmo Vicario has landed in Turin to sign in at Juventus from Spurs.
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) August 17, 2026
Loan deal with €8m plus €2m buy option clause not mandatory.
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Vicario arrives in Turin ahead of Juventus transfer
Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano has shown a video on X which sees Vicario exit the airport ahead of going to his Juventus medical.
The report alleges that terms of an €8m (£6.84m) loan fee plus a €2m (£1.71m) buy option have been negotiated in the agreement.
However, the buy clause is not mandatory, giving Juventus some freedom with regards to next summer.
Juventus had been attempting to pay a similar fee for Martinez, only for Villa to want improved terms.
Juventus goalkeeper saga reaching a conclusion
Despite Mattia Perin and Michele Di Gregorio being at the club, it has been clear for some time that Juventus would sign a new goalkeeper.
There was also interest in Parma star Zion Suzuki. Despite an approach from Paris Saint-Germain, the Japan number one is moving to Aston Villa.
Having invested heavily this summer, the assumption is that Juventus will look to cash in on Perin or Di Gregorio.