Connect with us

News

Carnesecchi to replace Di Gregorio

Forza Juventus

Published

on

Juventus are reportedly keeping a close eye on Marco Carnesecchi, the Atalanta and Italy national team goalkeeper born in 2000, as they consider reshaping their plans between the posts ahead of next season.

According to Calciomercato, the Bianconeri are not entirely convinced by the performances of Michele Di Gregorio and could be open to making a change in goal if the right opportunity arises.

Advertisement

The situation could evolve quickly depending on Atalanta’s end-of-season results. If the Bergamo-based club fail to secure qualification for the next Champions League, negotiations for Carnesecchi could become significantly easier, potentially opening the door for Juventus to make a concrete move.

Juventus Monitoring the Goalkeeper Market

Carnesecchi has steadily established himself as one of the most reliable Italian goalkeepers in Serie A, combining strong reflexes with composure and confidence in possession.

His development at Atalanta has not gone unnoticed, and Juventus view him as a profile capable of offering both immediate reliability and long-term stability.

As reported by Calciomercato, the Turin club’s technical area is carefully assessing whether a change in goal could help strengthen the squad ahead of a demanding campaign on multiple fronts.

Atalanta currently value Carnesecchi at around €25 million, a figure Juventus would need to consider carefully within their broader transfer strategy.

Advertisement

However, a potential lack of Champions League revenue for Atalanta could lead to more flexible negotiations, making the deal financially viable.

Inter Also Interested in Carnesecchi

Juventus are not alone in tracking the Italian international. Inter are also monitoring Carnesecchi’s situation, viewing him as a possible alternative should their pursuit of Tottenham goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario prove too complex or expensive.

The Nerazzurri appreciate Carnesecchi’s Serie A experience and his status as a homegrown option, which fits well with their squad-building philosophy.

With multiple top clubs interested and the summer transfer window approaching, Carnesecchi’s future is shaping up to be one of the key goalkeeper storylines in Italian football.

As highlighted by Calciomercato, much will depend on Atalanta’s league finish and how decisively Juventus and Inter choose to act in the coming months.

Advertisement

About The Author

Advertisement
Advertisement

HEADLINES

News2 hours ago

New contacts for Senesi, the latest update

As Juventus prepare for another highly anticipated Derby d’Italia against Inter, the work at Continassa goes far beyond daily training...

News4 hours ago

The latest on Vlahovic future and his return

There are encouraging signs from Dusan Vlahovic’s first days of rehabilitation, and his return to action could arrive earlier than...

News21 hours ago

Spalletti has given approval to transfer Brazilian midfielder

Juventus are preparing to approach the summer transfer window with the same strategy they adopted in January: move early, act...

News24 hours ago

Juventus interested on Real Madrid right-back as free agent

Dani Carvajal future at Real Madrid is increasingly uncertain as the veteran right-back finds himself playing a reduced role under...

News1 day ago

Strong battle Juve vs Inter for Italian goalkeeper

The shadow of Guglielmo Vicario looms over San Siro ahead of Inter vs Juventus. While the Tottenham goalkeeper will not...

News1 day ago

Nico and Atlético: What’s missing to trigger the buy obligation

Juventus are understandably hoping for support on the outgoing front, starting with the various loan deals currently scattered across Europe....

News2 days ago

Carnesecchi to replace Di Gregorio

Juventus are reportedly keeping a close eye on Marco Carnesecchi, the Atalanta and Italy national team goalkeeper born in 2000,...

News2 days ago

Juve interested on Chiesa, Liverpool set high price

After weeks of speculation surrounding his future during the January period, it now appears that the discussion around Federico Chiesa’s...

News2 days ago

Juventus contacts to sign AS Roma player

Italian transfer expert Nicolò Schira, speaking on his official YouTube channel, has provided an in-depth update on the future of...

News2 days ago

Koopmeiners towards Saudi Arabia’ transfer

Teun Koopmeiners’ spell at Juventus has so far fallen well short of expectations, turning what was supposed to be a...

Advertisement

Trending

x
Share via
Copy link