Juventus still not convinced about in-form Di Gregorio | OneFootball

Michele di Gregorio has been in excellent form during pre-season after Juventus intensified their search for a new number one goalkeeper, but according to La Gazzetta dello Sport, the club still wants to replace him.

The goalkeeper has started every match since the players returned to prepare for the new season, and he has kept a clean sheet in all four games. This is an impressive run for a player who had struggled to record clean sheets during his recent months as Juventus’ first-choice goalkeeper.

Juventus continue goalkeeper search

Despite his improved performances, Juventus remain interested in signing Zion Suzuki. The Bianconeri are waiting to complete a loan deal for the goalkeeper once he finalises his transfer from Parma to PSG.

The report states that Di Gregorio’s recent improvement will not change Juventus’ plans. The club would only consider keeping him as part of their squad if he accepts a role as the second-choice goalkeeper.

Juventus believe there are better goalkeepers available who can help them reach the next level and compete for multiple trophies in the coming seasons. The club’s ambition remains to strengthen every area of the squad, including the goalkeeping position.

Di Gregorio faces an uncertain future

Di Gregorio has not attracted many offers during this summer transfer window, which could affect his situation at the club. If no suitable proposals arrive, there is a possibility that he remains at Juventus and continues as the second-choice goalkeeper.

His pre-season performances have given the club something positive to consider, but Juventus appear determined to continue searching for their preferred long-term option. The goalkeeper will now have to wait and see how the situation develops as the transfer window progresses.

For now, Di Gregorio continues to perform well and has shown that he can provide reliability between the posts. However, Juventus’ pursuit of another goalkeeper suggests that his future role at the club remains uncertain.