Report: Atalanta eye €15m Juventus goalkeeper Di Gregorio | OneFootball

Michele Di Gregorio is set to leave Juventus this summer after a disappointing debut season, with Atalanta among the clubs interested in signing the goalkeeper, and incoming sporting director Cristiano Giuntoli understood to be a personal admirer of the player he originally brought to Turin two years ago.

According to Calciomercato.it, Juventus are ready to offload Di Gregorio and have valued the 27-year-old at around €15 million, a notable drop from the €20 million they paid Monza to sign him.

The ex-Monza goalkeeper has faced heavy criticism throughout the season, most recently for a costly error against Fiorentina, and Mattia Perin is expected to start Sunday’s final day derby against Torino ahead of him.

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Giuntoli reunion possible as Juventus target Alisson to replace outgoing Di Gregorio

Atalanta’s interest is contingent on the departure of Marco Carnesecchi, who has attracted significant interest from top clubs this summer.

Should the Italy international leave Bergamo, Giuntoli, who is set to take over as Atalanta’s sporting director, would move for Di Gregorio, a player he knows well having signed him for Juventus in 2024.

Di Gregorio does have admirers in England, but a move within Serie A appears the more likely outcome. His contract runs until June 2029 and carries a balance sheet impact of approximately €11 million, making a sale at €15 million a modest but clean piece of business for Juventus.

Luciano Spalletti’s first-choice replacement is understood to be Liverpool’s Alisson, though the Brazilian’s potential return to Italy would be significantly more complicated without Champions League football to offer.