Overview
- Juventus' goalkeeper situation intensified after Michele Di Gregorio made notable mistakes in the 2-1 loss to Inter in Perth on Saturday, prompting urgent talks to find a reliable starter before the season begins.
- The club is focused on Guglielmo Vicario, Zion Suzuki and Denis Trubin as primary targets but each option carries complications: Vicario needs Tottenham agreement, Suzuki is reported to be moving to PSG for about €35 million, and Trubin is costly at Benfica.
- Juventus' ability to complete a marquee signing is limited by heavy summer spending on attackers, so directors are weighing loans or pragmatic short‑term solutions while balancing costs and timing.
- Preseason results have reshaped club priorities elsewhere with Inter returning from tour as title favourites after the Perth win and Milan and Roma accelerating plans for defensive and midfield or forward reinforcements such as Gonçalo Inácio, Pierre‑Emile Højbjerg and Endrick.
- FIGC president Giovanni Malagò has formalized a governance reset by appointing Diana Bianchedi as national team delegation head and confirming Roberto Mancini as coach, a move framed as cultural realignment of Italy's football leadership.