Juventus are reportedly laying the groundwork for a January signing of 22-year-old Frosinone goalkeeper Lorenzo Palmisani; no agreement is reported. One possible arrangement would be to sign him and loan him back to Frosinone for the rest of the season.
Sky Italia journalist Gianluca Di Marzio and Turin-based Tuttosport are among the outlets reporting Juventus’ interest. After an outstanding performance in Frosinone’s win over Como, Palmisani signed a contract extension through 2031; Italian media have speculated that his value has risen, but no valuation is given.
The article says Palmisani likely would not have a major role immediately if he joined Juventus. One speculative longer-term scenario has him spend a season as backup to Guglielmo Vicario, whose €8 million buy option is due next summer, before potentially taking over. This is not a confirmed plan.
