Juventus’ search for a new goalkeeper is shifting direction as their pursuit of Emiliano Martínez continues to lose momentum. The club had hoped discussions with Aston Villa would progress after the World Cup, but as of Wednesday evening no breakthrough has emerged, forcing the Bianconeri to accelerate alternative plans. Guglielmo Vicario, first explored in early July, has re‑emerged as the leading option, and sources in Turin expect a new enquiry soon. Initial talks with Tottenham have already taken place, with Juve aware the Italian keeper is likely to leave the Premier League this summer. The next step will be clarifying financial terms and whether Spurs might consider a loan.
Juventus are also monitoring Chelsea winger Pedro Neto, who could follow Alejandro Garnacho out of Stamford Bridge. Chelsea’s reshaped attack after Morgan Rogers’ €117 million arrival means further departures are expected, and Neto is among those available if a suitable offer arrives.