Guglielmo Vicario is expected to leave Tottenham Hotspur this summer after he was left out of the club's pre-season tour of New Zealand and Australia.
The 29-year-old suffered a minor knock in training and won't travel with the 35-man squad, but his absence has only fuelled talk of the Italian leaving the Premier League outfit.
Vicario was heavily criticised during Tottenham's disastrous form last season before undergoing a hernia procedure in March. Antonin Kinsky subsequently established himself as Spurs' new number one, and the arrival of Martin Dubravka has resulted in Vicario being deemed surplus to requirements by Roberto De Zerbi.
As Spurs look to recoup some of the £17.2million they spent to sign Vicario from Empoli in 2023, we assess where the goalkeeper could head next.
Juventus
Juventus are reportedly at the front of the queue to sign Vicario.
The Turin giants are in the market for a new goalkeeper this summer and rumours in Italy suggested they had prioritised a move for Emiliano Martinez from Aston Villa, but the club's financial restraints has forced them to assess other options.
It's understood Juventus are looking to sign Vicario on loan with an option to buy, although Tottenham's eagerness for a permanent deal may open the door to other interested parties.
Napoli
Napoli are another leading Serie A outfit credited with an interest in Vicario.
Italian media suggested the Naples giants were considering offering goalkeeper Vanja Milinković-Savić in a potential swap deal as Massimiliano Allegri looks to revamp his goalkeeping options after succeeding Antonio Conte.
Allegri wants competition for Alex Meret, and yet Vicario might be angling for a move where he's first choice.
