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Italy’s number one goalkeeper could be a Juventus player again soon
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Italy's number one goalkeeper could be a Juventus player again soon
Juventus want to add Lorenzo Palmisani to their squad after his brilliant start to life at Frosinone, where he has established himself as one of the top young players in Serie A.
Frosinone have impressed since the season began, and having Palmisani in goal is one of the reasons they have largely overachieved so far. The goalkeeper has played an important role in their strong performances.
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His form has attracted attention from several of the best teams in Serie A, with Inter Milan also interested. However, Juventus are confident they can win the race for his signature if they decide to make their interest concrete.
The 22-year-old's reputation is growing quickly, and he is already being considered as one of the goalkeepers who could eventually replace Gigi Donnarumma as Italy's number one.
Juventus want Italy's next number one
Juventus have often had the best goalkeeper in Serie A and the first choice for the Italian national team. However, since Gianluigi Buffon left, they have not come close to holding that position again.
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The Bianconeri now believe Palmisani could help them restore that tradition. His performances at Frosinone have convinced them that he has the ability to reach the highest level.
Tuttosport says Juventus' interest in Palmisani means they believe the club could soon have Italy's first-choice goalkeeper in their squad again.
That would represent an important development for the Bianconeri, particularly given their history of having leading Italian goalkeepers between the posts.
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Palmisani could fulfil his potential
Juventus are convinced that Palmisani is heading towards the top of the game and believe joining them could help him develop further.
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The goalkeeper is already showing the qualities required to attract major interest, but moving to a bigger club would give him another opportunity to demonstrate his ability.
If he eventually joins Juventus, the club believes he could realise his potential and establish himself as one of the best goalkeepers of his generation.
For now, Palmisani remains focused on his performances for Frosinone, while Juventus continue to monitor his progress and consider whether to make their interest official.
The competition for his signature could be strong, but the Bianconeri appear confident about their chances of securing a goalkeeper they believe has a major future ahead of him.
