Juventus are advancing in talks to sign Kamil Grabara from Wolfsburg as they look to strengthen their goalkeeping department.
Negotiations are underway over a loan deal with a buy option clause, with the Polish goalkeeper already giving his approval to the move.
The agreement is now progressing, with Juventus working to complete the remaining details with Wolfsburg.
The development comes just days after Softfootball reported that Juventus had reached an agreement with Tottenham for Guglielmo Vicario to join on loan.
Tottenham accepted Juventus’ proposal, which included a non-mandatory buy option, while Vicario had also given the green light to the move and was set to travel to Turin.
Meanwhile, Michele Di Gregorio is expected to leave Juventus on loan until June, with the goalkeeper having been offered to Olympique Marseille and another club abroad.
With Juventus now advancing for Grabara, the club could be preparing further changes to its goalkeeping options as the transfer window approaches its final stages.
