Juventus seek goalkeeper solutions as Perin and Di Gregorio face exit

Juventus are in the midst of a significant reshuffle in their goalkeeping department. With the club planning for a new first-choice stopper, the futures of current keepers Mattia Perin and Michele Di Gregorio remain uncertain as the transfer window enters its final stages.

Perin’s potential move to Palermo has hit a roadblock. Reports suggest that financial disagreements between the clubs, coupled with the City Football Group’s preference for younger talent, have made the deal far less likely than it appeared just days ago.

Meanwhile, Michele Di Gregorio is also facing an uncertain future. While Marseille talks have cooled, interest from Bournemouth has emerged, and Lazio are also monitoring the Italian goalkeeper. Juventus are actively working to secure a move that provides Di Gregorio with a fresh start and consistent playing time.

Should both keepers depart, the club will need to secure a new deputy. Lazio’s Christos Mandas has been identified as a target. The 2001-born keeper is considered an interesting profile to back up the new No. 1, though any potential move may depend on wider developments between the involved clubs.