Report – Juventus Thinking Between Tottenham & Parma Stars to Replace Di Gregorio | OneFootball

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·25 July 2026

Report – Juventus Thinking Between Tottenham & Parma Stars to Replace Di Gregorio

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Juventus have reportedly identified Guglielmo Vicario and Zion Suzuki as top targets to replace Michele Di Gregorio in goal. According to Gazzetta dello Sport, the Parma goalkeeper has emerged as Luciano Spalletti’s preferred option. However, there’s a catch.

Vicario has fallen out of favor in North London. Indeed, Tottenham Hotspur boss Roberto De Zerbi has omitted him from his pre-season squad, with Spurs ready to offload him for the right offer. Despite being heavily linked with Inter over the past six months, the 29-year-old could continue his career in Turin.


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Juventus have yet to submit a formal bid for the former Empoli man. However, Spurs are open to letting Vicario leave on loan with an option to buy. With the Italian star’s contract due to expire in 2028, he could be available in a cut-price deal. Nevertheless, Spalletti remains hopeful of luring Suzuki to the Allianz Stadium.

Juventus Keen on Vicario & Suzuki

Suzuki starred for Japan at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. As a result, his price has skyrocketed, with Parma slapping a €30 million price tag on the Japanese goalkeeper. Furthermore, reigning European champions Paris Saint-Germain have also set their sights on the Crusaders stalwart.

With PSG capable of matching Parma’s demands, Juventus may stand no chance in a potential bidding war. Therefore, they could turn their attention back to Vicario, who is desperate to return to Serie A three years after leaving Empoli for England’s capital.

Still, it’s undeniable that 23-year-old Suzuki would be a far better option for the record-time Italian champions.

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