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Francesco Guerrieri

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Juventus, Perin heading towards farewell: from Audero to Musso, all the names for Vicario’s understudy

New faces in Juventus’s goalkeeping hierarchy: after the arrival of the former Tottenham man, the number two will also change

In comes Vicario, out goes Di Gregorio. Juventus have been through a set of revolving doors, with a departure planned for some time and a deal agreed for the Italian goalkeeper from Tottenham after moves were explored for other keepers: first Alisson, then Dibu Martinez (for Suzuki there was only an enquiry to Parma, and the loan option from PSG never took off). It is not only about Di Gregorio, though, because there could also be a change in Juventus' goalkeeping pecking order when it comes to the No 2.

  • Perin on his way to Palermo

    Perin is in talks with Palermo, with the goalkeeper having looked for a way to become a first-choice starter for the past couple of years. That is why he is also considering dropping down to Serie B. The player's agent is Alessandro Lucci, the same man who also finalised Gabriel Strefezza's move to Palermo. If Perin and Juventus part ways, Juventus will have to find a new deputy for Vicario, with Pinsoglio confirmed as third choice. 

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  • The new deputy to Vicario

    Juventus are assessing several profiles, including Emil Audero, who is due to leave Como after his loan spell at Cremonese and could return to Turin as Vicario's understudy, partly because of squad-list considerations after coming through at Juventus. Juan Musso remains an option too, with the former Udinese and Atalanta man potentially set to leave Atletico Madrid and Napoli also interested. Mandas has also been linked with Juventus, but after returning to Lazio from his loan at Bournemouth, the Biancocelesti do not consider him a player on the way out. According to Sky Sport, Juventus have also made enquiries about Santiago Beltràn, the Argentine goalkeeper born in 2004 who plays for River Plate.

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