Juventus is targeting goalkeeper Marco Carnesecchi for a potential move next summer, though acquiring him hinges on qualifying for the Champions League and meeting a significant fee. The 26-year-old Atalanta player has been on Juventus' radar for some time, according to Tuttosport via Calciomercato. While Cristiano Giuntoli considered a €50 million offer this summer, no team met that request.
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During the recent transfer window, Juventus struggled to secure a reliable first-choice goalkeeper on a limited budget. They initially sought Emiliano Martinez but found Aston Villa’s asking price too high. Subsequently, they signed Guglielmo Vicario on loan from Tottenham with an €8 million option to buy before turning to Kamil Grabara. Both were seen as temporary solutions.
Grabara's recent ACL injury has prompted Frederic Massara to explore free agent options, but the club plans a significant investment next July. Carnesecchi, whose contract with Atalanta runs until the summer of 2028, has not shown signs of renewal discussions, potentially encouraging teams to approach the Percassi family for a deal.
Juventus is not the only club interested in Carnesecchi. Inter, who he supported as a child, is evaluating other goalkeeping options this season, including Josep Martinez and Ivan Provedel, while interest from Premier League clubs remains a concern.