Juventus is reportedly considering a loan move for goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario following his exclusion from Tottenham Hotspur’s pre-season tour. Vicario, 29, was left out of Spurs’ 35-man squad traveling to New Zealand on Thursday, with the club citing a “minor injury” as the reason for his stay in England.

The Italy international’s position at Tottenham became uncertain after he lost his first-choice status to Antonin Kinsky during the 2025-26 season, a campaign marked by inconsistent performances. Prior to the end of the season, Vicario had already been given permission to seek opportunities elsewhere, signaling that Tottenham was open to negotiating his departure.

Juventus had initially targeted Aston Villa’s Emi Martinez as their preferred goalkeeper acquisition but have shifted their focus to Vicario in recent days. The Italian club is reportedly interested in arranging a loan deal with an option to make the transfer permanent, viewing Vicario as a viable candidate to strengthen their goalkeeping ranks.

The developments underscore Juventus’s intention to bolster their squad ahead of the upcoming season, particularly in the goalkeeper position, where competition remains keen. Vicario’s availability and current circumstances at Tottenham have brought him into consideration as a practical option for the Serie A side.