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Juventus are hunting for a goalkeeper, with Svilar also popping up.

Mile Svilar

TURIN, JUNE 30, 2026 – Juventus continues to work on the transfer market to find a new goalkeeper for next season. While waiting to finalize the return of Randal Kolo Muani, considered a priority for the attack, the Bianconeri have reportedly intensified discussions to strengthen the goalkeeping position as well, with Mile Svilar added to the list of targets.

According to transfer market rumors, Juventus management has recently begun discussions with Roma to determine the feasibility of a potential move for the Serbian goalkeeper, who has a contract with the Giallorossi until 2030.

Svilar remains a difficult track

The deal, however, is complex. Roma values Svilar at no less than €40 million and, at least for now, doesn't consider the goalkeeper among the main candidates for sale.

The club managed by Gian Piero Gasperini has reportedly identified Manu Koné and Evan Ndicka as players who could potentially be sacrificed in the event of significant offers.

Vicario and Dibu Martinez remain in the running

Other profiles continue to be monitored at Continassa.

Among these are Emiliano "Dibu" Martinez, who has been closely monitored for some time, and Guglielmo Vicario, considered the most accessible on paper. Tottenham, in fact, value the Italy goalkeeper at around €15 million, a figure considered more sustainable than the other deals.

Vicario's age, 29, also represents an element that could favor the negotiation.

There's also Carnesecchi

Marco Carnesecchi, the 2000-born Atalanta goalkeeper, also remains on the list of Juventus managers.

Juventus have reportedly inquired about the former Cremonese player, but even in this case, the deal appears complex. Atalanta, in fact, have no particular need to sell after several outgoing deals and value the player at around €40 million.

The search for a new number one continues on several fronts, while Juventus continues to evaluate which profile is the most suitable from a technical and financial standpoint.

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