Juventus continues to monitor the goalkeeper market, with the aim of strengthening the goal in view of the uncertainties surrounding the team. Although Guglielmo Vicario is recovering his position on the pitch, the coach and management do not want to rely only on a single player. Grabara's recent injury, the expiration of Neto and Pinsoglio in June and the need for a replacement for Alisson at national level make the purchase of a new goalkeeper urgent.
According to Tuttosport's sources, Juventus is evaluating Pedro Morisco, Coritiba defender, as an ideal candidate. Morisco, born in 2004, has already made headlines during the last international break, where he made his debut in goal for the green and gold national team, making decisive interventions in a 4-0 against India. His contract expires in December 2027 and, according to Brazilian rumors, the asking price is between 5 and 8 million euros. The young goalkeeper is appreciated for his ability both with the posts and for playing with his feet, characteristics that align with the needs of the team.
Morisco is not the only name on the agenda. Lorenzo Palmisani, one of the revelations of the season, was the subject of talks with agent Federico Pastorello. Juventus intend to buy him in January and then loan him to Frosinone until the end of the year, in order to allow him to accumulate experience before returning home. This move is part of a broader management plan for the goalkeeping department, which also includes the possible termination of Arthur's contract.
With the arrival of new goalkeepers, Juventus aims to guarantee continuity and safety in goal, both at national and international competition level. The club will continue to monitor negotiations and evaluate offers, with the aim of completing the winter transfer window and preparing as best as possible for next season.