Juventus is rebuilding its goalkeeping department

Juventus is planning a major renewal of its goalkeeping department next summer. According to Tuttosport's report via TuttoMercatoWeb, Frosinone's Lorenzo Palmisani sits at the top of this list.

According to the same report, Guglielmo Vicario will stay in the squad as the first-choice goalkeeper. Meanwhile, three of Juventus' four goalkeepers could leave Continassa at the end of the season. Kamil Grabara will return to Wolfsburg after tearing his cruciate ligament in September, and Juventus will not exercise its 11.5 million euro purchase option. Neto, who was brought in as emergency cover, is also expected to leave. Carlo Pinsoglio will turn 37 in March, and a new contract extension appears unlikely.

CEO Giovanni Carnevali and technical director Frederic Massara have already begun monitoring the transfer market to build a strong pair behind Vicario. Palmisani signed a new contract with Frosinone in September running until 2031, and was linked with Juventus during the summer. One option is to agree a deal in January and leave the player at Frosinone until the end of the season. Juventus is reportedly following the same path with Federico Gatti.

The Bianconeri are also looking abroad. Coritiba's Pedro Morisco has earned a call-up to Brazil's national team under Carlo Ancelotti. Krasnodar's first-choice goalkeeper Stanislav Agkatsev is also being closely followed.