Juventus have moved to solve their goalkeeping puzzle by bringing in Guglielmo Vicario on loan from Tottenham, according to Sky Sports, with the Italian giants securing an £8.5m option to make the deal permanent.
The switch comes after Juve shifted their focus away from Aston Villa's Emiliano Martinez, whom they had previously eyed as a target between the sticks. That pursuit has now been shelved, clearing the path for Vicario's arrival in Turin.
Meanwhile, Villa look to have moved quickly to cover their own goalkeeping situation, having reportedly agreed terms to sign Zion Suzuki from Parma - a deal that suggests Martinez's future at Villa Park could be shifting, even if nothing has been confirmed on that front.
For Vicario, the move represents a fresh chapter after establishing himself as a reliable presence for Spurs, while Juventus gain both immediate cover and a potential long-term option should they choose to trigger the buy clause down the line.