Juventus are already planning for the future, and one of the club’s key priorities ahead of the summer transfer window concerns the goalkeeping position. According to transfer specialists Fabrizio Romano and Matteo Moretto, the Bianconeri are actively evaluating options for a new first-choice goalkeeper for next season.
Dibu Martínez Option Turns Cold
IlBianconero report how, In recent days, Emiliano “Dibu” Martínez of Aston Villa has been linked with a move to Turin. The Argentina international could leave the Premier League at the end of the campaign, with his representatives sounding out potential opportunities across Europe.
However, reports suggest that Juventus have not made any concrete moves. The 33-year-old’s profile has been offered to multiple clubs, but it does not command full agreement within Juve’s management. For now, the Martínez track appears to have gone cold.
Alisson Deal Considered Too Complex
Another name to emerge is Alisson Becker, Liverpool’s long-time number one. Yet, bringing the Brazilian to Italy would involve a highly complicated operation. The Premier League club recently extended his contract until 2027, and his reported salary—around €12 million net per season—makes a potential transfer financially prohibitive for Juventus or any Serie A side.
While the Bianconeri may continue to monitor the situation discreetly, completing such a move would require a significant financial effort and a major shift in circumstances at Anfield.
Juventus’ Goalkeeping Strategy
Despite the challenges, Juventus remain determined to secure a top-level goalkeeper who can anchor the team’s long-term plans. The coming weeks will shed more light on the club’s priorities and shortlist, but one thing is clear: finding a new leader between the posts will be one of the central storylines of the Bianconeri’s upcoming transfer window.
